As the granddaughter of the wealthiest magnate in San Heith, Cynthia Shannon had been in a relationship with Joe Louise for three years, only to find her sincere affections spurned and left in the dust.
Joe regarded her as a simple rural woman, and on their wedding day, he abandoned her to pursue another dazzling beauty, leaving Cynthia heartbroken. But once she decisively ended the relationship, she reclaimed her status as a wealthy heiress, inheriting a fortune worth billions. Her life then ascended to its pinnacle, yet there were always scoundrels who emerged to vex her.
Amidst Cynthia's efforts to deal with these scoundrels, a certain Mr. Ford, known for inspiring dread in anyone who heard his name, stood by, applauding her with admiration. "My formidable wife," Mr. Ford praised.
Cynthia Shannon replied, "Please mind your choice of words."
Mr. Ford half-closed his eyes, leaning elegantly against the bed, his movements bewitching. "With this token as evidence, do you still want to deny our bond?"

From Wedding Betrayal to Billionaire's Devotion

"Too much has been given over there?" This sentence successfully caught George's attention. He grabbed Jacob's arm and asked, "Who is it on the other side?"


"You should ask Cynthia about that," Jacob said, and his phone in his pocket rang. He patted George's shoulder, turned, and left.


George frowned slightly, looking down at the concert tickets in his hand, his fingertips constantly tightening. Did he miss the opportunity?


After avoiding George, Cynthia found a secluded corner and sat down. She sent a message to Tristan: "Friendly reminder: You haven't responded to your little cutie for an hour." After sending it, she rested her cheek on her hand, quietly waiting for Tristan's reply.


At this moment, Lily emerged from behind. "What are you thinking? So absorbed?"


Cynthia turned her head in confusion and saw Lily. The coldness between her eyebrows lessened a bit. "Where were you just now? I've been looking for you for half the day."


Entanglement Continues