Chapter 506
Chapter 506:
But just as the discussion was gaining traction, Myron made a public statement.
“There’s no affair. No insider trading. My brother Jayceon is just a regular fan. And Serena’s performance on Heavenly Melody truly impressed me. I only approached Millie after her divorce. I’m pursuing Millie now, but she hasn’t agreed to be with me yet.”
With Myron speaking up, the rumors lost momentum almost instantly.
People’s attention shifted. “He hasn’t succeeded yet? I heard he was chasing some mystery woman. Now it makes sense.” For more chapters visit
“So it’s Millie? And she hasn’t said yes yet? Poor guy.”
“The timeline fits.”
“After watching Serena on Heavenly Melody, I get it. Anyone would fall for her.”
No one questioned the timing or mentioned insider trading again. The audience still remembered the backlash Serena had faced. Her win had come from talent alone, and no one doubted that anymore.
“Now I want to rewatch Heavenly Melody. It hasn’t been that long, has it?”
“Me too. I’ll keep an eye out for any scenes with Myron this time.”
Later that night, just past 11 p.m., Brandon arrived at Moonlit Estate. He parked quietly and walked toward the house where his grandparents lived.
They had asked him to come earlier.
When he arrived, Derek looked like he wanted to say something, but after seeing Brandon’s expression, he held back.
Instead of scolding him, Derek simply exchanged a look with Norma.
After a long silence, Derek finally asked, “What was the news? Is any of it true?”
Brandon stood still, calm and composed. It was hard to believe he had broken down just hours before.
“Myron is pursuing her,” he said in a steady voice. “But I think they’re simply working together. They want to win this bet and help her reclaim the Bennett assets.”
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Derek glanced at Norma. She looked thoughtful. “Is that how it is?” she said softly.
It seemed to them that Myron was taking this seriously.
“Yeah,” Brandon replied, his voice even.
“That’s it. Good night, Grandpa. Good night, Grandma,” he said politely. Then, he turned and walked away.
As he stepped outside, something dripped down from his face. He reached up. His nose was bleeding. He blamed the dry air.
But a moment later, his vision dimmed. Everything went black, and he collapsed. His grandparents rushed to call their family doctor.
After examining him, the doctor said, “He’s just exhausted. He needs rest and proper care.”
Derek and Norma exchanged a long, heavy look.
The sun rose quickly the next day, and time moved on.
Two quiet days passed.
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