Billionaire's Match

Chapter 631 And all of this was happening in public. By all reason, Michael should at least give Sonya a shred of dignity. Hearing the commotion, Oscar hurried over to Sonya. He had returned to the city with Sonya on short notice, and Michael's new restaurant was hosting a small gathering of distinguished guests, so he decided to bring her along On the way, he had even called Michael, insisting that he come pick her up. Michael had resisted at first, but eventually he came. Oscar knew full well that Michael was reluctant about the marriage arrangement he had orchestrated behind his back.

But a woman like Sonya-an exceptional match-was rare even among the elite. Add to that Michael's sentimental nature and their past acquaintance, and arranging this union would be far easier than forcing a match with any other wealthy family. Moreover, Oscar had just learned at the event that Sonya had secretly admired Michael since their college years. She had never been involved with anyone else and had been patiently waiting for Michael all these years. Such an opportunity was too good to pass up. He immediately negotiated with Sonya's family to make the match official.

and well-suited? Sonya, naturally shy, had wanted to decline, but Oscar personally ensured Michael's agreement, leaving her with no reason to hesitate. Oscar had intended to give the young couple some space, so he first went upstairs to socialize with friends and

their lesson last time? How dare they act so recklessly again? Sonya saw Oscar approaching and felt her embarrassment deepen. She hadn't even spoken before he arrived. She

grasped Sonya's arm firmly Sonya forced a gentle smile. "Oscar, there's no need to trouble yourself. Some things are meant to happen; others aren't. It's just an engagement. If Michael isn't willing, we can end it amicably." The truth was, she had long harbored feelings for Michael but never confessed because she knew he liked Winnie. She had assumed that enough time had passed that Michael and Winnie were no longer involved-and finally, she might have her chance.