The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 943

Saskia’s cheeks were flushed with a rosy tint as she considered her latest romantic conquest. While he might not be on par with Isaac or Holden in terms of prominence, he was still a catch in Craneville and, most importantly, he was smitten with her.

Saskia had a talent for pulling heartstrings, and with just a little effort, she had this man. wrapped around her finger, constantly seeking her company for dates. But Saskia wasn’t just looking for dates; she was aiming for a marriage.

Watching Saskia’s confident demeanor, Leila knew her daughter had a plan. “Saskia, if you truly like him, I won’t let you be at a disadvantage.”

Then, turning to Yuri, she inquired, “Yuri, for the upcoming birthday dinner, do could extend invitations to some royalty?”

Yuri was noncommittal. After all, Saskia bore the name of the Lynette family. Marrying into royalty would bring prestige to their family name. He sipped his coffee thoughtfully before responding, “We can.”

Saskia maintained her cool composure at the dinner table. After the meal, she got ready and left the house.

As she exited the Lynette estate, she couldn’t miss the bright red sports car parked not too far away. A young man stepped out as soon as he saw her approach. “Saskia,” he greeted her.

Saskia smiled, her eyes sparkling. “Hey there, Jonathan.”

He hurriedly opened the

the type

gentle, seemingly helpless.

despised, the frail damsel,

is coming up. What gift would you like? How about I buy you a house in

when it came to Saskia, but she wasn’t interested in such material

happy living with Mom,” she declined softly.

strengthened Jonathan’s belief that Saskia wasn’t

all the rumors about Mr.

worried that Saskia might have to leave the Lynette family if

her eyes welling up. “Jonathan, do you see me

“Of course not, Saskia. I’m just concerned about you. Please,

raindrops on a

He slammed on the brakes and wanted to hold her, to offer comfort, but he hesitated, fearing her rejection Finally, he

her eyes glistening. “I don’t want things that money can buy. It’s the thought that