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    On that illustrious evening, Dani infused Elite Lux with renewed vigor, securing its ce once again at the pinnacle of aristocratic fashion trends. She had woven yet another chapter into her enduring legacy.


    The fashion industry buzzed with excitement and spection.


    Globally, recognition of Dani’s ingenuity in design resurfaced with vigor. Later, in the quiet aftermath, Dani found sce in her office within Elite Lux. Her hand sped a ss of water, her eyes betraying a distant, vacant stare.


    Carol rapped softly on the door before slipping inside, leaning in, and whispering, “Dani, there’s an urgent update—Natalie and Winslow are on the run.”


    Dani muttered nonchntly, “Hmm.”


    Beneath the surface, unseen forces were once again in motion. This subtle disturbance signaled that she was inching closer to uncovering a hidden truth.


    Carol momentarily stepped away, then reappeared holding a bottle of wine. “Alexander sent this to you, saying he wants to celebrate with you.”


    But Dani was short on time. She walked into the lounge and changed into her sharp ck attire.


    As she made for the door, she said, “I’m on my way out.”


    Carol followed her. “Wait, Dani. Ced…”


    Her voice trailed off as the elevator doors whisked closed before her.


    Carol was left staring nkly at the closed doors. Rooted to the spot, she whispered to herself, “Cedric told me about the exceptional salmon they have today. He’s whipped up some splendid sushi that he’s bringing up shortly.”


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    At that moment, Nina approached, her arms overflowing with gifts. “Many gentlemen are eager to share a meal with Dani.”


    Dani’s unmatched allure in the business world was evident once more.


    The socialites of Olisvine were scrambling to link their fortunes with hers.


    Although she was a married woman, it seemed inconsequential. After all, wasn’t she grappling with amnesia? And with no children to speak of, her union with Cedric was on shaky ground. The most eligible bachelors in the city were watching keenly, ready to make their advances. Even Alexander sensed the impending challenge.


    Richard, who had maintained hisposure up until now, allowed a trace of unease to slip into his voice. “Alexander, what’s going on? Has Dani still not made peace with you?”


    Frustration was evident on Alexander’s face. “I have no idea what went wrong. Why is Dani keeping her distance from me?”


    Richard ventured cautiously, “Is this about Joyce?”


    “I’ve told her already—I don’t have any feelings for Joyce.”


    Richard shook his head. “I don’t buy it. This has to be about Joyce. Dani used to adore you, and now that her memory’s gone—barely remembering Cedric—there’s no logical reason for her to push you away. Someone must have spilled the beans about your history with Joyce, and that’s why she’s keeping you at arm’s length. Alexander, I’m not here to pressure you, but this is a golden opportunity. You can’t let it slip through your fingers. If Cedric gets ahead of you again, you’ll lose face—and everything you’ve worked for will be for nothing. And let’s not forget, Cedric’s already at a disadvantage with his injury. Are you really going to let him outpace you?”


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