The Love that Never Really Dies

Yancy arrived in Avenport around midnight.

Stepping on the land again after so many years, she wanted to redeem herself desperately.

The day she left Avenport, her name was dragged through the mud.

Just because she fell in love with a married man, all those people had insulted and cursed at her. Even the Young family disowned her.

Hence, she wanted to show every one of them her glorious return.

“Mrs. Tsurka, I have informed Mr. Solomon, he will be here soon.”

“Right.”

Yancy grinned, clearly satisfied with the arrangement.

Half an hour later, Solomon arrived at the hotel.

“Sol, aren’t you excited at the thought that everything we have yearned for will be in our hands soon?” Yancy threw her arms open, wanting to wrap them around Solomon the moment she saw him.

However, he avoided her with a look of disgust.

Yancy was struck speechless at his actions.

“Who asks you to come here? Aren’t you afraid the people here will know that you’re alive?”

Solomon took a seat on the couch and poured himself a drink as he fixed his cold gaze at her.

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still alive and back. Moreover, I want them to know I that will be

want to say even a

him

about this further. Tell me your plan comes the morning. Do you have Sebastian’s

press conference, it will be as you have expected. It will be the largest ever held in this city

and the current situation with

report because her entire focus was

largest press conference

is exactly

of the thousand audiences who gaze upon me. I want everyone to see I have returned

asked Solomon

turned around and said,

“What?”

“It wasn’t me. Haven’t I promised you to send her back? Why

without

she’s dead now. You have promised

His tone was frightening.

sounded like they were hostile strangers instead of mother and

and would sever their ties if she crossed him again. That meant their relationship

told you it wasn’t me. Why

him. She denied his claim urgently and even gave him

Solomon halted his interrogation.

will trust you this time. But I’m warning you, don’t let me find