0058-Hammo Was Speechless!
Author: Calendula
last update2025-01-16 15:33:20

Hammo didn’t answer right away. His face turned pale for a moment.

What if Biella joined the talk show?

She would surely reveal everything she had endured over the past two years, destroying her father’s political career in an instant.

That was the thought running through Hammo’s mind.

Biella gave a faint smile, but behind it was a sharp sarcasm.

"Oh, no problem," she said before anyone could open their mouth.

"I’ll step into the frame for a moment. Isn’t this a great opportunity?"

She looked straight at her father.

"The day of my return after two years of disappearance would be an extraordinary headline. I’m sure this talk show will immediately make the front page."

Hammo looked panicked, his face betraying the tension he was desperately trying to hide.

Darren glared at Biella with hatred, his hands clenched tightly at his sides.

But before the situation could escalate further, Madam Nousa smiled and spoke in a warm tone.

"Of course, my love Biella."

"You’re absolutely right—that wou
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