The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 937

Brittany sighed, feeling a tad helpless. The bond between grandparents and grandchildren was epitomized in Yuri’s doting affection.

At the thought of the illustrious Yuri, known for his prowess in the boardroom, now playing the role of a domesticated granddad, lvy shivered at the mere idea.

“Ms. Dustin, care to join us for a bit?”

“No, thank you. I’m meeting some friends,” Brittany declined before they parted ways.

Ivy, elated with acquiring Brittany’s contact information, returned to their private booth where Saskia had just ended a phone call.

“Princess, I’ve got to run,” Saskia announced. Her mother Leila had overindulged in drinks at home, and Saskia needed to hurry back.

“Sure, see you next time,” Ivy replied.

Exiting the booth, Saskia rolled her eyes. Leila was always dramatic, insisting on Saskia’s company, as if she were some sort of miracle cure. Saskia found it tiresome, always being the go-to person for everything.

In a huff, Saskia nearly bumped into Brittany, who had just come out of the restroom.

immediately followed after

them. Saskia recognized one of them immediately – Mrs. Hartman, Dominic’s mother.

prominent figures in the political arena. She herself was a frequent guest at state dinners, a veritable First Lady of Craneville!

blood, could never secure a good

the royal family had their eye on him. She envied Ivy, born into privilege, even her marriage prospects a cut above the rest. Yet, Saskia felt compelled to follow in Ivy’s footsteps, hoping to gain more attention

an illegitimate daughter, had married Isaac and stood to inherit all

the news of Isaac’s close ties to Ivy, Saskia saw an

become a laughingstock?

made up,

the Lynettes’, Leila was still sobbing in bed, her eyes red

patience for those who wallowed in love woes, yet here was Leila, the ultimate romantic!

Saskia feigned concern. “Mom, are you alright?”

tears, Leila lamented, “Saskia, your father has gone

to Saskia’s hand, pouring out

upset. Dad’s just lost his way, making up for lost time with his newfound daughter. Just give

so well was surely