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    Previously, she had used Leah to target Corrine, and now she was manipting Darrion to challenge both Nate and Corrine. Andromache was indeed a venomous, vindictive woman.


    Watching Karina’s indignant expression, Corrine chuckled softly. “Don’t worry, I’ll take care of it,” she reassured her.


    A flicker of anticipation lit up Karina’s eyes. “What are you nning?” she asked eagerly.


    “I’ll make her life a living hell.” Corrine’s voice dropped to a conspiratorial whisper as she smiled mischievously.


    Andromache, proud to be a member of the Hopkins family, thrived on her elevated social standing. Losing the family’s support would strip her of her pretensions and influence.


    For someone who delighted in being the center of attention, like a celebrated socialite, there was no greater punishment than a fall from grace into the depths of obscurity.


    With her n in mind, Corrine pulled out her phone and sent a message to Lone Ranger. Her fingers moved with deliberate precision, typing out her strategy while she waited patiently for a response.


    About an hourter, murmurs of conversation drifted into the garden from the hallway.


    Corrine and Karina turned their heads toward the sound and saw Moses and the others stepping into view.


    Nate followed, his walk rxed and nonchnt, one hand casually tucked into his pocket. Even then, his presence demanded a distinctly authoritative aura.


    “Let’s head over, too,” Corrine suggested to Karina.


    Karina nodded in agreement.


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    As they approached, Moses motioned for Karina toe to his side. Karina paused and seemed momentarily uncertain, but then she moved forward decisively.


    “Will you join me tonight?” Moses whispered intimately, his voice barely audible next to her ear.


    Karina hesitated, her gaze briefly meeting the unique, tiny mole beneath his eye before she looked away and nodded subtly in agreement.


    Moses turned to Corrine, his hand gently sping Karina’s. “I’ll take care of Karina for now,” he said. “In a couple of days, I’ll ensure she’s safely back in Lyhaton.”


    Corrine’s eyebrow lifted slightly, her eyes flickering toward Nate as a faint, knowing smile touched her lips.


    Just the previous night, Nate had shown signs of jealousy andpetitiveness, and now Moses seemed eager to take Karina away. It was hard not to suspect it was at Nate’s request.


    Nate met Corrine’s gaze withposed calmness, his expression unreadable. This silent exchange made Corrine wonder if she was reading too much into the situation.


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