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Chapter 2322

Susanna was bored out of her mind playing games. Unable to get a word in edgewise with the others, she decided to get up and

wander around.

She strolled past a rose arbor and spotted someone leaning against a tree under the streetlamp, enjoying a smoke.

Her eyes lit up, and she approached with a smile. "Mr. Foster!"

Carson turned, a faint smile crossing his face at her familiar tone. "Ms. Murphy knows me?"

"Last year at my grandad's birthday party, you calong with Mr. Foster!" Susanna raised an eyebrow teasingly. "Guess you

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don't rememberwith all the beauties around you!"

Carson genuinely couldn't recall her, especially since she was Andrew's fiancée, and her remark seemed quite out of place. His

expression cooled. "You're Andrew's fiancée. I'll definitely remember that now."

"Just a business arrangement!" Susanna said nonchalantly. "Like you and Marina, just playing the field!"

Carson's demeanor grew colder. "l can't speak for you and Andrew, but please, Ms. Murphy, don't speculate aboutand my

fiancée."

Susanna quirked an eyebrow. "Upset, Mr. Foster?"

She chuckled. "You're not serious about Marina, are you? Because | just heard Marina saying she's not into you at all!"

Carson's expression remained unchanged. "That's betweenand my fiancée. It's none of your business."

With that, he walked away without another glance at her.

Susanna, feeling slighted, watched his retreating figure with a frown.

At her grandad's birthday party, she had taken an interest in Carson. But soon after, she went abroad, and by the tshe

returned, Carson was engaged to Marina, and her family had arranged a marriage with the Earwood family for her.

She didn't care for Andrew, who had his own affairs, and they mutually understood the nature of their union.

It was all for the family interests, after all. Who cared about personal feelings?

Yet. running into Carson today stirred something in her. Constrained by the prospect of an arranaed marriage. she still wished for a

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