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    They rounded a corner, and Amanda suddenly halted. Rnd noticed the shift in her expression. He followed her gaze and saw a group approaching. Leading them was a man in a suit, sses perched on his nose, exuding an air of self-importance. In Rnd’s mind, two words summed him up—pretentious peacock.


    The woman by the suited man’s side stiffened upon seeing Amanda. She hastily withdrew her arm from his, guilt written all over her face.


    “Amanda, please don’t misunderstand. I’m just here to talk business with Nasir,” she said, her voice growing weaker with every word, her nervous fidgeting betraying her guilt.


    Rnd turned to Amanda, watching her reaction closely. Despite the slight flush in her cheeks and the redness in her eyes, she looked calm—almost too calm.


    “It doesn’t matter. We’ve already broken up.” With that, she grabbed Rnd’s hand and pulled him past them, as if the scene before her held no weight.


    Nasir Diaz adjusted his sses and spoke in a slow, deliberate voice. “Stop right there.”


    Amanda took a deep breath, not even bothering with pleasantries. Her voice turned cold. “What do you want?”


    Nasir’s lips curled into a smirk. “How long has it been since we broke up? And you’ve already found yourself a new boyfriend?”


    Amanda tilted her head, pretending to think. “Less than 24 hours, I suppose?”


    Nasir’s smile vanished. He stepped forward, hands stuffed into his pockets, his voice darkening. “When did you two get together?”


    Amanda pointed at the woman.


    “Right after you got together with her. Does that answer your question?” Amanda stood beside him.


    Nasir’s expression twisted, and he suddenly grabbed her wrist. “So you cheated on me while we were still together?”


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    “Let go of me!” Amanda yanked her arm free, rubbing her wrist where his fingers had been. “Nasir, I’m not as shameless as you. At most, I moved on quickly. But you? You cheated on me.


    And even if I had cheated, so what? You’re the kind of man who used my father to climb the corporatedder. With him around, you wouldn’t dare say a word even if I paraded ten lovers in front of you.”


    Rnd raised an eyebrow. This woman was tougher than he thought.


    Amanda shoved Nasir aside and grabbed Rnd’s hand again. “Let’s go.”


    “Stop!” Nasir barked.


    Amanda ignored him.


    Nasir lunged forward, reaching for her, but before he could grab her again, Rnd stepped in.


    For a moment, the scene froze—Amanda staring, Nasir ring, and Rnd standing between them, unwavering.


    Then, Nasir did something unexpected. He pulled out a wad of cash—about two thousand—and threw it at Rnd’s face.


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