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    “Yeah,” Kaiden responded calmly. “It’s for you.”


    Ellie already knew it was for her. She could read, thank you very much.


    “Why are you… suddenly giving me a private jet?”


    “Mrs. Thorpe, I’m not poor. There’s no reason for you to fly on someone else’s private jet,” Kaiden exined as he skimmed through his morning meeting schedule. “It’s not arge aircraft, but it should suffice for your business travels.”


    After finding out that Ellie had flown back on the private jet of Light’s CEO, Kaiden decided to gift her a Gulfstream.


    His possessiveness over Ellie was strong.


    To the point where even the thought of her using someone else’s private jet displeased him.


    “Then thank you!” Ellie gushed happily.


    Of course, she could afford to buy herself a Gulfstream, but she epted it because Kaiden thought of her needs and wanted to ease the inconvenience of her business trips; his consideration meant a great deal to her.


    “Just a thank you to dismiss me?” Kaiden sounded dissatisfied.


    Ellie’s fingers grazed the contract, a yful smirk on her face. “I thought this was your reward to me forst night,” she teased.


    If he were there, he’d see her yfully coy expression.


    Nevertheless, Kaiden could imagine her demeanor and chuckled.


    “Should I buy you another one?”


    In other words, he wanted to reward her for another night.


    “Mr. Thorpe, focus on your work and less on such thoughts!” Ellie hung up, her eyes dancing with mirth.


    News of Ellie’s sess at Light’s show spread across the country like wildfire. Soon, everyone knew of her impressive styling skills, her brilliant piano performance, and Light’s tant preference for her.


    Her value skyrocketed!


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    As her partnership with GT Group came to a close, multiple fashionpanies and styling studios started offering her high-level positions. Many celebrities and magazines also sought to coborate with her. After days of trying to keep up with her overflowing inbox, Ellie started contemting hiring an agent to handle these matters.


    Moreover, Carole’s unexpected breach of contract caused amotion internationally and was starting to spread to local news outlets. Due to public pressure, Jay, the pianist, dered his retirement from ying piano professionally.


    Baylee had a check-up at the hospital today, so she and Ellie agreed to meet there.


    “Marvin didn’te with you? Has he finally started thinking straight?” Ellie asked, surprised that Marvin, who had persistently followed Baylee, wasn’t with her today.


    “The Hill family is dealing with something,” Baylee replied. Pointing to her head, she added, “He’s quite capable when plotting and scheming.”


    Ellie was rendered speechless. She found Marvin’s so-called amnesia astonishing because at times he disyed his sharp mind as usual, except when he was with Baylee.


    “I remembered you mentioning this bag. So, it’s yours now,” Ellie said, handing it over to Baylee.


    As they had been friends for so long, exchanging gifts felt as natural as sharing a meal.


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