Chapter 34
Author: Youngblood
last update2025-06-26 17:31:03

Bianca, immediately after stepping out of the boardroom, and still trying to recover from what had just happened, put a call through to Edmund.

Who would have thought that a few hours after consoling Edmund over the loss of E.M.I.A to the O’Connor’s anonymous heir, she would be the one who’d later need to be consoled?

But what Choice had she got? She needed someone right now who’d make her feel better and that was none other than Edmund.

When she got to Edmund’s, she threw herself at him, sobb
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