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A Fresh Start novel Chapter 9

Summary for Chapter 9: A Fresh Start

Chapter overview: Chapter 9 from A Fresh Start

In this standout chapter of the Internet novel A Fresh Start, Attica Rivera introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

The party was held in the city's most luxurious revolving restaurant.

Charles had reserved an entire floor, offering a panoramic view of the city.

It was an extravagant display of luxury and excess.

Gianna probably thought it was all for her.

In reality, the elite gathered here weren't just celebrating her birthday. They were eyeing the core interests behind it.

Alliances, partnerships, competition...

I had to endure the flattery of wealthy wives, praising my looks and capabilities.

They subtly probed, trying to see if I had any intention of stepping down.

I dealt with them, raising my glass and making talk.

Until I saw Gianna enter, clinging to Luca's arm.

She wasn't wearing a high-end gown or luxurious designer jewelry.

She didn't even wear the custom watch Charles and I gave her.

As the center of attention, she walked over to greet me.

A wealthy lady beside me laughed and asked, "Ms. Walker, isn't your precious daughter the one you couldn't bear to let go? Since when did you start teaching her to be frugal?"

That smile seemed more like a sneer.

Gianna, as if oblivious, smiled brightly and replied, saying it was all thanks to Luca. She claimed she felt happier and freer without the shackles of being a socialite.

At that moment, Luca bent down to tie the cheap white ribbon on her shoe.

"You spoil me too much," she said, blushing slightly. "Everyone's watching."

My hand holding the knife paused in mid-air.

I met Charles's fiery gaze and slightly shook my head.

Zoey, the heiress of the Evans Group, who had collaborated with us before, couldn't hold back.

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