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    Katrina gave a firm nod.


    “Alright, stay at home. Let me tell you, a woman can easily capture a man’s heart if she makes the first move.


    You must be proactive, understand?”


    Shirley responded with a nod.


    “I understand. Don’t worry, I feel confident.”


    Katrina’s face lit up with joy.


    Caiden observed silently, his patience tested once more. Was she really teaching her niece how to seduce a man?


    Katrina would stop at nothing for money.


    Katrina caught the sneer in Caiden’s gaze and scoffed.


    “When Brylee was alive, didn’t you flirt with me as well? Men often let their desires make their decisions, and none of them are any good!” Even with his knowledge of Katrina’s character, Caiden was shocked by her blunt words.


    “You used to praise me, calling me elegant andposed, a true gentleman. How can you speak like this now? You told me your ex-husband abused you when he was drunk, and I felt sympathy for you. After Brylee’s funeral, I married you, promising never to let you suffer. And now, you’re telling me that I’m just like those awful men?”


    Caiden felt a deep pain in his heart.


    Unmoved, Katrina looked at Caiden with hatred and eximed, “Caiden, why pretend to be so affectionate? If you were truly devoted, you wouldn’t have cheated with me. By that sense, you’re worse than those other men.” The illusion waspletely destroyed.


    Caiden’s face turned pale with rage, his body trembling. What he had believed to be love was nothing but a lie.


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    His fists clenched tightly, and he gave a bitter, tremblingugh.


    “Fine! You really are something,” Caiden said, his expression filled with anger.


    “Katrina, I’ve finally seen your true colors.”


    Katrina appeared unaffected.


    Nobody enjoyed serving others, especially not for a lifetime. She understood that Caiden’s dered love for her was merely a search for the dominance he could not find with Brylee.


    If she pleased him, he was more than happy. If she displeased him, he would not hesitate to show his dissatisfaction through anger. Was that what they called love?


    If that was supposed to be love, she wanted no part of it. Now that Joyce was married, what was there to be afraid of? Katrina let out an insultingugh, not bothering to nce at Caiden again.


    Caiden lowered his head, elbows resting on his knees, and ran his hand through his hair, overwhelmed by frustration. How had he been so blind to see Katrina for the heartless woman she truly was?


    He had even cut ties with Dani because of her.


    Alone in the quiet, empty living room, Caiden cried with regret in his heart.


    While Caiden was absorbed by his regrets, Dani’s roboticspany had made another remarkable breakthrough in the industry, achieving a worth of over a hundred billion dors. Thepany threw a grand celebration banquet.


    As Joyce entered the venue, she saw Dani on stage, gracefully holding her dress while delivering a speech. Cedric was by her side, holding a ss of water, his eyes sparkling with pride as he watched her.


    Joyce’s eyes stayed on Cedric for an extended moment before she turned her gaze to Alexander. Alexander’s expression was calm, yet Joyce sensed he must be feeling regret deep inside.


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