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    The unspoken bond between the two was like an invisible fortress—imprable to outsiders.


    “Impossible,” Katrina dered with unwavering certainty.


    “Cedric likes men.”


    Johan’s brow furrowed in disbelief.


    “Are you serious?”


    The intensity in Cedric’s gaze whenever he looked at Dani painted a very different picture. Whether they were married or not, there was no denying they were a couple. How could he possibly like men?


    “He admitted it himself,” Katrina replied, her voice steady.


    “He likes Ryan.”


    For a moment, Johan was caught off guard. It was rare for him to misread people, yet Cedric had managed to throw him off entirely.


    “Whatever the case, make sure Dani is dealt with quickly.” Katrina hadn’t forgotten her promise to hand Elite Lux over to Joyce.


    With apany as powerful as Elite Lux in Joyce’s hands, the Bet family would have no choice but to acknowledge her.


    Meanwhile, Cedric was battling his own frustrations. Johan’s constant appearance around Dani left him with no opportunity to sneak upstairs at night. Dani asked him to sleep in his own bedroom.


    Cedric had a sleepless night, yearning for her presence. With dark circles under his eyes and a growing irritation, he decided it was time to confront Johan.


    But Dani had other ns. She dragged Cedric out for a movie, hoping to lighten his mood. By the time they reached the concession stand, Cedric, with a tub of freshly bought popcorn in his hands, noticed Dani grinning mischievously.


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    “What’s with that look?” Cedric asked, tilting his head as he followed her gaze.


    In the corner of the theater, a woman wearing a mask was giggling flirtatiously with a man.


    Cedric’s brows lifted as he recognized the woman.


    “Joyce?” Dani smirked, her tone carrying a hint of amusement.


    “Well, I knew Joyce would cheat on Alexander, but this is faster than I expected.”


    As the lights dimmed and the movie began, Cedric followed Dani into the same screening room as Joyce. Joyce and the man slipped into the most secluded seats in the theater, making it clear that the movie wasn’t their main focus.


    Dani, with mischief in her eyes, chose a seat behind them.


    Before long, they heard Joyce’s voice.


    “Ah, be gentle. Milo, that hurts. More, I need more.”


    Cedric’s expression grew as dark as the pitch-ck cinema screen.


    The mortifying whispers persisted throughout the film, testing Cedric’s patience to its very limit.


    Dani, unfazed, lounged in her seat with her multidimensional sses on, munching popcorn. It was hard to tell if her attention was on the big screen ahead or the awkward live drama unfolding.


    After what felt like an eternity, the credits rolled, signaling the end of the movie.


    Cedric hade with the simple n of holding Dani’s hand and stealing a kiss in the dimly lit cinema, but the evening had derailed far from his intentions. Exiting the theater, Dani nced at Cedric, and his sour expression was impossible to miss.


    “Aren’t you going to keep tailing them?” Cedric asked, his voice tinged with irritation.


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