Billionaire's Match

Chapter 926

Ariana and Trey exchanged contact information after that.

Up close, Ariana saw a different side of Trey-far from the man she had watched on stage. From a distance, he seemed like untouchable moonlight, cold and distant. But in conversation, his tenderness and attentiveness felt like that same moon melting into water, drawing her in completely, leaving her utterly captivated.

At first, Trey treated her purely as a major client, diligently managing after-sales service for the products. But as they interacted more, something unexpected happened. Whether it was her chattiness or their natural affinity, they quickly became inseparable confidants, sharing everything without reservation. In just a few weeks, their lives intertwined-from likes and dislikes to ideals, from past experiences to future plans.

It was then that Ariana realized Trey wasn’t just a brand salesperson. He had once been the heir of a wealthy domestic business family overseas, only to see his fortune collapse and be forced to leave his homeland.

Though Ariana was studying business, it was a path chosen by her family, and she struggled with it. Simply keeping up with assignments and exams left her exhausted. Yet, with Trey’s selfless help, she grew by leaps and bounds, her grades improving noticeably. Her teachers and family were delighted.

had never had one who could both hold all her emotions and serve as

fit… all her expectations of

asked him to be with her. She didn’t care about the disparity in their social status, nor the age difference. To ease his worries, she even told her family about their relationship.

he had nothing to offer, that he wasn’t worthy of her. Even if her parents adored her, they would never approve of a match between a royal

her away, the

his side until he rose again. She would ensure he lacked for nothing in Yustonia-his living, his meals, his safety-and she would arrange for her family to watch over him. She believed

of failure. With family backing, nothing she

well. Yet, he played along, crafting the narrative of her

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