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    Her smile, bathed in moonlight, was so captivating that it left Alexander breathless.


    He stood there,pletely stunned, unable to look away.


    “I truly envy your confidence,” Dani remarked, before opening the car door and driving off.


    Alexander remained there, bathed in moonlight, as the car disappeared into the distance. He stood motionless for a long while.


    The moment was captured by a reporter and quickly shared online.


    Oneizenmented, “Why is Dani with Alexander?” Another questioned, “Why didn’t Dani attend the banquet with Cedric tonight?”


    A thirdment read, “There’s something strangely sweet about Dani and Alexander standing together under the moonlight.”


    A fourth user added, “Are they getting back together? Oh my! The drama in their circle is a real show.”


    A flood ofments followed the post.


    Josie forwarded thements to Cedric, asking, “Is it possible that Dani wants to reconcile with Alexander? When are you returning?”


    Cedric remained silent, offering no response this time.


    Upon returning home, Dani found Nina sitting on the sofa in the living room, watching TV, smiling innocently—an image of sweetness. As soon as Nina saw Dani, she greeted her cheerfully, “Hey, Dani!”


    Dani looked down, typing a message to Cedric.


    Passing by Nina, Dani’s eyes were drawn to the slippers on her feet.


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    Nina nced down at her slippers, then back up at Dani, asking, “What’s wrong, Dani?”


    Dani quickly averted her gaze, replying, “Nothing.”


    She headed upstairs and sent a message to the driver, requesting a pair of men’s slippers.


    After her shower, Dani checked her phone again, but Cedric had still not responded. She assumed he was just busy.


    She went downstairs, retrieved the slippers, and ced them neatly on the shoe rack by the door. Nina stood with her hands behind her back, a smile on her face, and asked, “Did I wear the wrong shoes?”


    Dani straightened up after neatly cing the slippers and replied, “Cedric also stays here. He’s a bit of a neat freak.


    You wore his slippers by mistake, so I bought a new pair. Just be careful not to mix them up again.”


    Nina was genuinely surprised by her response.


    She had assumed Dani wouldn’t care about such small details. When she moved in, Josie had warned her not to mix up the slippers, but she had intentionally worn Cedric’s.


    Josie hadn’t noticed, but Dani had spotted it right away when she entered.


    She had even arranged for new slippers.


    Even though Cedric was on a business trip abroad and wouldn’t be back for a while, Dani still made sure to prepare slippers for him.


    Could anyone truly believe that Dani felt nothing for Cedric, and that their connection was merely physical?


    Nina couldn’t believe that for a second.


    Dani remained unfazed by Nina’s scrutiny; she was always direct and unapologetically honest.


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