Billionaire's Match

Nick's voice softened. "When you remind him, he wouldn't dare ignore it." He paused awhile, then added, ' Right now, your words carry more weight than mine." There was a hint of teasing in his tone, laced with unmistakable indulgence. Khloe pressed her lips together in a smile, withdrew her hand, and settled back into her chair, stirring the instant noodles in her bowl. "Oh, right. Before coming home tonight, I stopped by the house and delivered the gifts to Grandma Loretta and Arista. They loved them so much-they kept praising me...

I was really happy." They were trivial things, yet Khloe couldn't help sharing every detail with Nick. She had never truly felt affirmation from family before. Who would have thought that doing something so small could earn such heartfelt praise? She still remembered how Loretta's eyes had reddened the moment she took out the gifts. Her words were ordinary, filled with the warmth of everyday life, and they softened Nick's heart completely. He liked listening to her talk about these things, liked how she was slowly opening herself to him, sharing the smallest moments of her life.

head and smiled, gently stirring the noodles with her fork. The rising steam softened her features. When she grew emotional, she never quite knew how to respond, afraid her nose would sting again. "By

sense of vengeance-cold and ruthless. I can't forgive those who owe me. I pay it back tenfold." Nick listened quietly, his gaze never leaving her. He could sense the faint fatigue in her voice-not physical exhaustion, but emotional weariness. She didn't regret what she had done, yet after exacting revenge, the way she examined herself afterward was far from simple. The

as heartless. "You once told me not to care about what others think. Once you've made a decision, there's no need for hesitation. If you weren't who you are-if you weren't Niel's daughter, without the courage and ability to strike back at the Fox family-they would have torn you apart without the slightest bit of mercy." As he finished speaking, his brow knit slightly,