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“Thanks a bunch. I'd be lost without your help finding a gown,” Regina said with a relieved sigh.
Talon rolled his eyes, his voice dripping with sarcasm. “Do you really think you need to look elsewhere with me around? I’ve told
you, your wardrobe is my domain. Now, let’s not waste any more time here. You've got a photoshoot, and we can’t have you
being fashionably late to tonight’s gala, can we?”
“Roger that!”
The crowd surged forward, some even hauling in heavy-duty cameras to capture Regina's splendor.
Ever since Regina and Talon’s paths had crossed, her every appearance here was meticulously documented by the eager
onlookers.
These photographs weren't just snapshots; they were treasured learning materials valued as much for their aesthetic as for their
educational content.
They all wanted to decipher Talon’s impeccable taste, how he styled Regina to accentuate her features, and bring out her best. It
was a masterclass in aesthetics.
Regina left for home half an hour early, glancing at her wristwatch before diving back into the documents she had been studying
the previous day. She had a hunch that Dahlia would get in touch soon, but she needed a deeper understanding of this person’s
background to prepare for the upcoming interview.
Plus, there was an unmistakable tension between her and that man, a vibe that her intuition, her woman’s sixth sense, told her
spelled a story waiting to be uncovered.
What Regina hadn’t expected was that the very man she was pondering would appear at her doorstep half an hour later.
Her car pulled up to the mansion’s entrance, right behind another vehicle, whose driver was tossing the keys to a valet.
“Miss, if you could wait just a moment. I'll let you out as soon as they’ve moved the car ahead,” her driver, Uriah, suggested
politely.
“Just open the door, Uriah. I'll get out here. And make sure no one touches these documents,” Regina instructed, gathering her
things.
“Of course, Miss. Your father entrusted me with driving you; | won’t let anyone near your car,” Uriah assured her.
Nodding, Regina stepped out, her right foot hitting the ground just as she locked eyes with the man.
Nolan raised an eyebrow in surprise. It was quite the coincidence running into Regina here, of all places. Overlooking her
previous erratic antics, he had to admit she was striking.
He was somewhat taken aback that such a woman, with her looks, would choose a career in journalism when she could easily
glide through other professions.
Regina, facing her nemesis, didn’t
mince words. “What are you doin
here? D opt tere ea csrired Smimed
Nae invite? Listen, there’s no
Dahlia to save you this time, and no
one’s holding a spare invite for you.”
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Her lips curled into a smirk, ready to relish the drama that was about to unfold, which only made Nolan frown.
He wanted to retract his prior assessment of her; she was far too smug, too arrogant. He disliked such rude behavior.
“Maybe you should check if your own
invitation wasn't scalped, D
upebthe wrbtig byént ete Oe
soiree isn’t the kind of place a little
reporter like you can just waltz into.”
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Regina, clutching her designer dress,
stepped up to Nolan's face
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