The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Serana bit her lip, hands clenched so tight her knuckles were white. “I never did

anything to her. Why does she hate me so much?”

Boyd shut his eyes, a heavy sigh escaping him. “There’s no reason. She never

thinks about ‘why’. She does not need reasons to do things.”

And if there was a reason, it was all in her head.

Serana shook her head.

“I don’t know, but I can’t believe she doesn’t have a reason to hate me. Maybe…

maybe…”

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Boyd looked up, watching her struggle to find the words, then paused. “Maybe

what?”d2

Serana finally found her voice, though it was tangled up with her anxiety.

“Maybe it’s because of you.”

Boyd was taken aback for a moment, and Serana quickly shook her head, “I…

I’m not blaming you, I mean…”

She stopped, taking a deep breath, “Boyd, are you… are you really upset about

Yasmine leaving? You two were the closest at the orphanage. You used to hang

out all the time, and then there was me, always causing trouble that you had to

fix. You even said some harsh things to Yasmine because of me.”

Boyd’s body stiffened, surprise written all over his face.

was a bit scared by his reaction, “Yasmine only had you as

that’s why she resented you looking

expression grew serious, “So she’s holding a

lips together, not saying another word.

stood up, silently grabbing a shovel and replanted the

had been uprooted.

flowers

come back and see.”

Boyd didn’t respond.

transferring to a new school, Yasmine was

on uneventfully, and the orphanage seemed to have become

part of her past that she

Bryson decided to take Yasmine out of the

to make the

little over two months after Yasmine left

a good deal for the

Friday night over dinner, Yasmine

Angel’s Haven Orphanage.

aback. “Is there something

“I need to see Ava. Now that I have some

get my stuff back. I just feel like something bad

them.”

Yasmine had given Ava her bracelets,

stuff?”

hopped off her chair and stayed silent. She

filled in some blanks. She only knew her

and she was sternly instructed never to take out

let alone give them

were worth a fortune. She had given them

troubles, and

some money, it

—

the orphanage, the kids seemed surprisingly happy to see her, as

and intimidating Yasmine they knew was just an

bed she used to tend, the garlic sprouts were long

by what looked

couldn’t help but chuckle, “Really turned this place