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A few days later, the day of the engagement party arrived.
The Larson and Arnold families were both prominent in Javerton City. Though the event was private, many influential figures were invited, filling the venue with an air of sophistication.
Amid the clinking of glasses and polite conversation, Serena moved effortlessly through the crowd in an elegant gown. Here, no one questioned each other's status.
If someone was inside, they were either an honored guest or had ties to the Larson family. Either way, they were worth networking with.
Melissa, having just wrapped up her business overseas, arrived in a striking red dress. Seeing the engagement party meticulously arranged, she gave Serena an approving look before slipping a gift into her hand.
"Hmph! At least you handled things well this time. Consider this my way of wishing you good luck."
With such a joyous occasion, past grievances in the family were temporarily set aside.
Serena accepted the gift with grace. "Thank you, Melissa."
Melissa simply smiled as she waved a hand dismissively and walked away.
As Serena tucked the gift away and prepared to head backstage, an arm suddenly wrapped around her waist. She didn't resist, already knowing who it was. Turning, she met Hugh's deep gaze.
"All done?"
"Yeah. Did Melissa give you a hard time?" Hugh had only caught a glimpse of their conversation from a distance and couldn't hear what was said.
Serena lifted the gift slightly. "Not at all. She actually thanked me for overseeing the engagement party. This is her token of appreciation. Since it's a gift, we'll split it 50-50."
"Deal."
Hugh had no reason to refuse her playful proposal. But when he realized she intended to stay backstage, he firmly took hold of her wrist.
"Don't forget what Grandpa told you."
"I remember," Serena assured him. But her gaze drifted toward the towering stage.
"But I had some adjustments made to the platform midway through. To ensure its safety, I need to stay close in case anything goes wrong. I don't want Cole and Regina to fall and get hurt."
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