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Chapter 2468

"Hugo scanned the hotel lobby, his eyes darting from one corner to the other. "She said she was heading out to meet a client. She

must have left by now, right?"

Robin didn't respond, just kept walking forward.

Hugo ventured, "Did Sophia have a thing for you back in the day? Why didn't you guys end up together?"

Robin frowned slightly, a self-deprecating tone in his voice. "She was too good for me. | didn't deserve her."

Sensing the mood, Hugo quickly added, "Sophia seems to have gotten the wrong idea about you. I've already cleared it up with

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her. It was my screw-up, and you just took the fall for me."

He looked genuinely remorseful. "Robin, I'm really sorry. If | get the chance, I'll make sure everyone knows the truth."

Robin clapped him on the shoulder. "It's been years, man. Let's not dredge up the past. | know you've been beating yourself up

over it, and you haven't made the smistake since. That's enough for me."

Hugo's voice was laced with guilt. "If | screw up again, I'd be letting down all your hard work."

"So, let's just drop it," Robin said with a graceful smile. "What do you feel like eating? Dinner's ontonight!"

"Anything's fine. I'm on your turf, you call the shots!" Hugo grinned sheepishly. "I'm staying in J City for a few more days. How

about we round up our old classmates, including Sophia, and have a get-together?"

Robin's eyes flickered, and he nodded. "Yeah, it's been ages since we've all seen each other."

"Deal, I'llanize it!"

"Sounds good!"

Robin smiled. "Let's hit the road."

Sophia had dinner in a restaurant across from her apartment. After heading upstairs, she took a shower, changed clothes, and

went into her study to work on sdesign drafts.

She got a couple of calls from Yolanda, discussing snew ideas she had for a ring. Sophia listened patiently for a bit before

muting her phone and sliding it into her drawer.

An hour into her work. Sophia stretched and took a sip of water. then checked her phone again. noticing she'd missed a call from

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