The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 2266

Once upon a time, Kael swore he would do anything for Diana and fulfill any request without conditions. But now, he was filled with resentment, even turning her in.

Was this the so-called love he professed?

In this world, it seemed everyone was untrustworthy except for herself.

Diana sat huddled in the corner, her arms wrapped around her knees, waiting for the day's judgment to seal her fate.

As Balfour stepped out of his car, the other company's CEO came up with a sycophantic grin.

“Mr. Howard, a pleasure to meet you! I've heard so much about you, and yet it's only today we finally meet!”

Balfour responded with barely a flicker of emotion, nodding slightly.

“Corben, I never imagined our first encounter would be under such circumstances. We should have met at a better place, not...” Balfour trailed off, nodding towards the ground, and Corben caught on quickly.

Who in their right mind would want to cross Balfour of the Howard Group?

Especially over someone like Diana, an actress who had not brought in much profit and seemed to be a magnet for trouble.

No matter how ambitious or eager to climb the ranks she was, the company would never keep her.

This woman had crossed Mrs. Howard!

Unperturbed by his lack of finesse, Corben scratched at his thinning hair and followed Balfour into the police station.

Diana had been a thorn in the side of the police during her statement, insisting she would only speak in the presence of her lawyer. Without one, she remained silent, hindering the officers’ investigation.

Corben's appearance was meant to deliver the harsh truth—no lawyer would come to advocate for her. It was time to abandon any hope of that.

Upon seeing Corben, Diana lunged forward. “Boss, you're here to bail me out, right? I've been framed! Where's the lawyer? I asked them to call you to bring the company lawyer. What good are you here without one?”

Corben's face darkened as Diana approached. He had never expected this woman to bring such trouble to the company. At his age, he was still forced to grin and bear it in front of Balfour—all thanks to her.

“Let go of that fantasy,” he said coldly. “The moment you messed up, I had the lawyers terminate your contract. An actress like you is too much for our company to handle. It's time for you to look elsewhere.”