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William smiled, his expression indulgent. “Didn’t you say you wanted to visit Scandinavia? I happen to have some business over there—a deal that just won’t close. I heard the company’s owner used to be a watchmaker. You two are bound to have a lot to talk about. Maybe that’s the angle we need to finally seal the partnership.”
The light in Serena’s eyes faded, replaced by a wave of relief.
Of course. William couldn’t possibly be interested in her that way.
She’d almost let Gabrielle’s wild ideas get to her.
“No problem,” Serena replied. “You’ve helped me so much. It’s only right I help you out, too.”
William’s smile deepened, a warmth flickering in his gaze.
Scandinavia really was the perfect place—if only because Aaron wouldn’t be there.
The two of them wandered through the garden until nightfall, enjoying the peace before heading off to their own homes.
For the next two days, Serena stayed in the hospital, not venturing out or letting her mind wander. She didn’t bother checking the online drama swirling around her name.
Her happiest moments were when William came by to visit.
They rarely talked much—he was often working, she was busy reading. The room was quiet, peaceful, and felt perfectly harmonious.
Every now and then, Serena would glance up and catch William’s handsome profile in the lamplight. The sight always left her a little dazed.
She’d imagined scenes like this before—but in those dreams, the man beside her was always Aaron.
She never expected her wish would come true with William instead.
Early the next morning, Serena hurried to the TV studio to film the third episode of Antiquities Gambit.
William insisted on driving her there, so she had no choice but to accept his offer.
The moment they arrived, a crowd surged out from the building like a tidal wave.
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