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    She knew that Corrine and Bruce had been together for three years, but Leah never thought love could grow that easily. That was, until she heard that Bruce was going to marry Corrine.


    The news had sent her into a panic.


    To ensure her return and win Bruce back, Leah had staged a kidnapping to ruin Corrine’s reputation.


    Everything had gone ording to n, until Corrine surprised her by fighting back and escaping.


    Luckily, Leah had taken some photos that could be useful.


    Fearing exposure, Leah paid off everyone involved and had them sent overseas.


    She thought she had covered her tracks, assuming no one would ever find out. But Corrine had figured it all out!


    Now, Leah finally realized just how powerful Corrine really was.


    Her fingers trembled, and her eyes were bloodshot as she stared at Corrine. Her throat felt tight. “How did you find out about all this?”


    “I know a lot more than you think,” Corrine replied, her smile gentle. Her gaze dropped to Leah’s stomach, the smile on her lips hinting at something hidden.


    Leah’s eyes widened in fear, and her hand instinctively moved to cover her stomach.


    Corrine let out a softugh and turned to leave.


    As Corrine walked away, Sonia finally turned to Leah. “Leah, is there something else you’re hiding from me?”


    “Don’t ask,” Leah murmured. “Knowing won’t change anything now.” It was toote to change anything.


    Waldo had taken over as thewyer for the case, and there was no way to escape the legal trouble.


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    Corrine had never intended to let her off the hook.


    Sonia still couldn’t ept the reality. “Are we really just going to watch the Burgess family fall apart without doing anything to stop it?”


    “We can’t take on Corrine,” Leah admitted.


    Only now did she see how ridiculous her n to defeat Corrine had been.


    After leaving the police station, Nate and Corrine headed to Gourmet Spot for a meal.


    He set a te of shrimp in front of her and asked, “Are you heading to thepanyter, or are youing with me?”


    “To thepany,” Corrine answered, her tone steady.


    Nate gave a quick nod and carefully wiped his fingers with a napkin.


    Just then, his phone buzzed with a message from Moses. “Nate, the cab meeting has been moved up!”


    Nate’s eyes darkened, a flicker of anger crossing his face.


    Seeing the change in his mood, Corrine asked softly, “Is something wrong?”


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