Chapter 41

Sage picked out the meaning behind Linda's words, yet she refused to deceive herself. "Linda, you don't have to comfort me. I'm well aware of Ian's attitude."

Leaving aside the fact that Ian still despised her, she couldn't allow herself to harbor illusions about him any longer, even if there were a genuine change in his feelings.

She did not want to interfere with the tacit understanding and emotions between him and Ivy again in this lifetime.

When she saw Sage's determined expression, Linda refrained from further persuasion. Clearly, Sage had experienced enough heartache and disappointment to make such a resolute decision.

Linda only hoped that Ian would quickly realize the truth and mend Sage's heart.

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In the leisure area of the private room, a group of women discussed their children.

"My son's birthday is approaching, and he mentioned that Gentlemen's Style's high-end clothes are good. The store sent me a link with several styles; could you all take a look for me?"

One of