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    “Do you really want me to sign this?” she asked, searching his gentle but steady eyes.


    “Yes,” he replied, his voice firm.


    He wouldn’t admit it, but without her signature, he felt vulnerable.


    “It’s a gift—why not take it?” Davina teased,ughing.


    She’d doubted Dn before, but a man willing to give his empire away? No chance he’d back down. Davina silently gave her consent to their rtionship.


    Brendon? Not even close to Dn’s league.


    For the first time, Christina looked peaceful—and Davina couldn’t have been happier.


    Christina hesitated at first. But with Dn standing there—calm yet unrelenting—and the document showing no red gs, she finally picked up the pen and signed her name.


    The moment her signature hit the paper, Dn’s face lit up with an uncontroble smile. To him, this was everything. Her agreement wasn’t just a formality—it was proof that he’d won her trust, maybe even her heart. That quiet confirmation filled him with something close to euphoria.


    “I’m making dinner. What would you like?” Dn asked.


    Christina turned to Davina. “What do you want to eat?”


    Davina didn’t hesitate. “Pineapple-zed ham and boiled fish slices with ginger sauce. I’m easy with the rest.”


    She wasn’t shy about it—this was her chance to indulge in Dn’s cooking, and she was going to milk it.


    Christina added a few more dishes to the list, and the three of them made their way to the kitchen as the girls helped Dn prep.<fn4805> For original chapters go to find?novel</fn4805>


    Dinner was a hit. Davina was practically glued to her seat, savoring every bite like it was a five-star tasting menu.


    “This ham is insane,” she said, eyes wide. “Seriously, this is next level.”


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    “You like these. Here, have some more,” Dn said, serving Christina extra portions of the ham and the ginger fish. It was almost like he was protecting her te from Davina.


    Christina noticed and smiled faintly. “You should eat too,” she said, serving him a portion in return.


    Dn took a bite of what she’d served—and somehow, it tasted better than anything he’d ever made, like her gesture had added something extra he couldn’t name.


    After the meal, the atmosphere was warm and light. Dn looked at her like he had something to say but didn’t know how. “About Brendon…”


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