All Chapters of When Love Finds Its Way Back : Chapter 331 - Chapter 340

Cassienne had been working for nearly three hours when Jessica finally appeared. Sunlight filtered through the tall windows, casting long shadows across the room while several holographic projections floated above Cassienne's desk. Her assistants had already left after the morning meeting, leaving her alone to review the latest reports from Nerox Technology. At least, she had been alone. But the moment the office door opened without warning, Cassienne didn't even bother looking up. "I hope you're here for a good reason." No reply came. That immediately caught her attention because Jessica Tremont always had something to say. Cassienne finally lifted her eyes from the report in front of her. Jessica stood near the door holding a bottle of water. For once, she wasn't smiling. That alone was enough to make Cassienne suspicious. Slowly, Cassienne removed her glasses and leaned back in her chair. "Who died?" Jessica blinked. "What?" "You look depressed." "I do not." "You absolutel

Inside the ballroom, the atmosphere changed completely after Dreston and Cassienne arrived. It was not only because of their status. Dreston Tremont had always carried power with him wherever he went, and Cassienne Rhodes had already become one of the most admired women in the technology world. But tonight, something was different. They were not separated by rumors anymore. They were not standing on opposite sides of public misunderstanding. They entered together, hand in hand, and the entire room understood what that meant. For a few minutes, almost everyone wanted to greet them. Executives moved forward with polite smiles. Investors offered congratulations. Some of the older guests who had once kept a careful distance from Cassienne now greeted her with almost exaggerated warmth. Cassienne noticed it all. She noticed the caution in their eyes too. Some of them were embarrassed. Some were curious. Some wanted to correct their earlier judgment without actually saying they ha

Kael Noah could not explain why he kept looking at Jessica Tremont. He had spent years building companies, negotiating impossible deals, and reading people within seconds. Yet standing inside one of the grandest ballrooms in Southvale, surrounded by some of the most influential people in Nether-Kingdom, his attention kept drifting toward a woman he had never officially met. Or perhaps that was the problem. Something inside him felt as though he had met her before. Across the room, Jessica was trying very hard not to stare back. Unfortunately, she was failing. One of her teammates noticed immediately. "You've been looking at that guy for the last three minutes." Jessica nearly choked on her drink. "I have not." "You absolutely have. I was looking behind him. You know, at the wall behind him." Jessica glared at him. Her teammate laughed and wisely retreated before she could hit him. Meanwhile, Daisy was completely unaware of the strange tension developing between the two. She

Aurora shook her head, then smiled despite herself. The smile made something warm settle inside Corren's chest. But he didn't mention it. Instead he offered her another glass of sparkling water. Aurora accepted. Neither realized how naturally they had started moving together like a real couple. Across the ballroom, Ray Simpson was having the worst evening of his life. Not because of the gala, business, or because of Tina. But because now that he knew Kael was Daisy's brother, a completely different problem had taken his place. Lucien Virelli. The man seemed to be everywhere around. Every time Ray looked up, Lucien was somehow near Daisy. He was either talking to her, making her laugh, or standing beside her. And every single time, Ray disliked him a little more. And the worst part? He didn't even know if he had the right to be jealous anymore. That thought irritated him greatly. Several times he tried to focus on conversations around him, but he failed. Eventuall

Elsewhere inside the ballroom, Jeff Sandler was enjoying himself. Which surprised many people. The man was usually known for being serious. Focused. Professional. Tonight, however, he looked genuinely pleased, and the reason was currently standing beside Dreston Tremont. Cassienne. The collaboration between Nerox Technology, Jeff’s company, had become one of the biggest talking points in the industry. Investors loved it. Analysts loved it. The market loved it. And Jeff wasn’t shy about saying so. A group of executives stood nearby while Jeff raised his glass. “I want to officially say this.” Cassienne immediately looked suspicious, but Jeff ignored her anyway. “The best decision my company made this year was partnering with Cassienne.” Several people laughed. But Cassienne groaned. Jeff continued anyway. “She refuses to take credit for anything.” “Because teams build companies,” Cassienne replied. “Yes, yes. Very noble.” More laughter followed. Then Jeff looked towa