She Left She Thrived She’s Worth Billions novel Chapter 1063

The massive hot spring was hidden within a lush bamboo grove, radiating the tranquil, untamed beauty of a natural wilderness retreat.

It was the crown jewel of the entire property.

Melanie and Daphne both stepped out in their swimwear.

Unlike their trip to Sterling Sands on Luna Isle, Melanie had opted for a completely modest, sporty black one-piece.

Daphne, on the other hand, was rocking a fiery red and orange two-piece, paired with a sheer, watercolor sarong tied around her hips. She looked vibrant and utterly stunning.

Yet, the moment the women appeared, both Preston and Everett's eyes snapped directly to Melanie.

The sleek, athletic swimwear was a stark departure from her usual polished aesthetic, giving her an effortless, radiant energy.

Objectively speaking, the suit itself was incredibly plain compared to Daphne's vibrant bikini.

Realizing he was staring, Everett forcibly tore his gaze away from Melanie and locked onto Daphne.

Daphne might not have possessed Melanie's devastating beauty or luminous skin,

but the bold, tropical colors of her bikini accentuated her stunning curves, making her look absolutely incredible.

Preston, however, never once let his eyes stray from Melanie.

He remembered earlier that morning, when they had agreed on the hot springs, the girls had slipped off to the adjacent mall to buy suits.

Preston figured she had deliberately picked the most boring one-piece on the rack just to ensure Daphne was the absolute center of attention.

He was entirely correct.

While browsing, Melanie had zeroed in on the most unremarkable athletic suit she could find.

She had then painstakingly combed through the racks for Daphne, settling on the boutique's flagship design—which also happened to be the most expensive piece in the store.

Daphne had spent a solid ten minutes refusing to accept it.

She insisted she couldn't pull off something so glamorous.

She swore it would look terrible on her, begging Melanie to take it instead, knowing it would look flawless on her best friend.

"Stop doubting yourself. I said you look incredible in it, and you do. Are you seriously questioning my taste?" Melanie had scolded her affectionately.

Worn down by Melanie's relentless encouragement, Daphne had finally caved.

Now, standing in front of her boyfriend, she suddenly felt overwhelmingly shy.

She was terrified of what Everett might think of her.

"Do you think... this looks okay on me?"

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