Chapter 863
Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 863:
âBut donât you think this is a bit harsh on her?â
âIn the real world, people have to face the consequences of their actions,â Andrew said, without an ounce of sympathy.
Andrew was always ruthlessâexcept when it came to Madisyn.
For her, his iron resolve softened into nothing but tenderness.
Madisyn chose not to say much more; after all, it was clear that Evita had acted recklessly.
After finishing their meal, the two of them strolled down the steps hand in hand.
A crisp spring chill lingered in the air, while the towering skyscrapers above gleamed with a sleek, modern charm that painted the night in shimmering light.
âIâm sorry, Mr. Klein, I really didnât mean it. Please, give me another chance!â
Out of nowhere, a trembling voice broke the intimate stillness.
The plea, raw with emotion, shattered the romantic spell.
Andrew and Madisyn instinctively turned toward the sound.
There, standing in the pale glow of the streetlights, was Evita.
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She wore a thin, flowing dress that danced in the breeze, making her seem as delicate as porcelain.
The wind emphasized her slight, fragile frame, but her posture betrayed a quiet resilience.
Shoulders squared and chin raised, she stood like a willowâbending but refusing to break.
The sight of her was both poignant and striking, evoking a pang of sympathy from a few passersby who paused to glance her way, their faces faintly touched with pity.
Evitaâs eyes flicked toward Madisyn, who stood there in an impeccably tailored suit, exuding effortless sophistication.
Yet, beneath all that glamour, Evita thought, lurked a heart as cold as stone!
âMiss Johns, Iâm truly sorry. But I swear, I didnât mean to like that post online!â
Her gaze was unwavering, resolute, as if she were willing the truth to shine through her words.
Andrewâs expression darkened, like a storm rolling in.
âEvita, what are you trying to do?â The chill in his tone made the crisp spring night feel almost unbearable.
âIâm explaining to Miss Johns.
Miss Johns, I know you might think I intend to steal Mr. Klein from you, but let me make this clearâI absolutely do not!â Evitaâs voice didnât waver as she added, âMr. Klein isnât my type at all. I took a job at Klein Group out of necessity, nothing more!â
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