The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

"Do you think there's a connection between Christopher and Clarice?"

"I know my instincts are usually on point, but this evidence is just not concrete enough. It could just be a coincidence," Justin said.

Justin was a rational person. However, he always believed that his brother was a person of integrity. How could he associate with someone as despicable as Christopher?

Bella pondered for a moment before speaking firmly, "I'm not sure how long your brother will be staying in Savrow this time. If he's just here to visit Carrie, that's fine. But if he decides to stick around, Justin, you'll need to have someone keep an eye on his whereabouts. If Clarice is really connected to Christopher, your brother cannot possibly be unaware of Christopher. If he stays in Savrow for a long time, it's inevitable they will interact."

She continued, "Well, I genuinely hope your brother has no connection to Christopher in any way. After all, you hold him in such high regard."

"Bella, I'm glad you feel that way about my brother." Justin let out a long, relieved sigh, as if a heavy burden had been lifted from his shoulders, but he still held Bella close in his arms. "I'm not afraid of anything except losing you."

Bella pouted, playfully poking his chest. "Mr. Salvador, can't you focus on the crisis at hand instead of just thinking about love all the time?"

Despite her concerns for his empire, all he seemed to think about was love.

Carrie had just woken up, and her body was still very weak. She forced herself to stay awake for a while to enjoy Ryan's company, but soon fell into a deep sleep again.

Grant visited his little sister, taking a serious interest in her current condition. Although his visit was brief, he showed his brotherly love and care for her to the fullest extent.

For Gregory, who had been under immense pressure for days, today was a double blessing. His daughter had regained consciousness, and his eldest son had returned from abroad. He immediately instructed Paul to arrange a lavish dinner at the Tideview Manor to welcome Grant back.

Grant, along with his grandfather and father, headed back to the Tideview Manor, while Justin sente Bella, who had not rested for several days, back to the villa in Savrow before rushing to join them at the

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As he entered, Justin noticed the butler and servants scurrying about, carrying all sorts of items.

The coffee table was stacked high with gift boxes of all shapes and sizes.

"What are these?" Justin asked the butler.

The butler spoke cheerfully. "Young Master Grant has returned with some gifts for Old Master Nigel, Chairman Salvador, as well as gifts for you and Ms. Carrie!"

He continued, "Old Master Nigel and Chairman Salvador have already seen them and are quite pleased. Chairman Salvador, in particular, seemed quite delighted. I haven't seen him smile like that in a long while!"

Justin's eyes narrowed as he nonchalantly opened one of the gift boxes. Inside was a blue and white porcelain vase adorned with dragon designs, worth over $8 million at auction. Just that single item was a fortune in itself. Collectively, these gifts were truly lavish.

Justin's mouth tightened into a thin line.

The dining room at the Tideview Manor was bustling with energy, livelier than it had been in a while. Given Grant's well-being, the menu tonight consisted of many light and healthy dishes.