Chapter 313
Chapter 313:
As the conversation grew more serious, Leonino’s tone softened, and he gave a thorough explanation.
Alden listened intently, then after a beat, asked, “So, did you tell Helena too p>
Leonino gave a simple nod.
“You trust her that much?” Alden pressed, raising an eyebrow.
Leonino chuckled lightly, shaking his head. “Alden, do you really think the only reason you kept it from her was that you didn’t trust her p>
Alden’s frown deepened, his face betraying his thoughts—What other reason could there be?
Locking eyes with Alden, Leonino stressed each word carefully, saying, “You concealed your condition from Helena because you feared her excessive worry once she learned of it p>
Alden was momentarily motionless.
He broke the silence after a thoughtful pause, his voice filled with astonishment. “What exactly is the nature of my relationship with her p>
“You likely sense it deep down,” Leonino suggested, giving him a reassuring pat on the shoulder. “Follow your instincts until your memories return. Ignoring them might lead to regrets once your memories resurface p>
With each of Leonino’s words, Alden’s fingers clenched tighter. Should he really follow his instincts?
At that moment, Alden confronted the truth. He did harbor feelings for Helena. Yet, indulging these feelings felt like betraying Nyno.
Days later, Helena’s recent interview with Alden was approved for publication in the magazine. The enigmatic CEO, known for his vengeful tactics, had now captured the public’s imagination even more with his dramatic car accident. The magazine issue featuring the article was a hit, selling out rapidly and prompting three more printings.
Meredith was delighted with the exclusive interview. She called Helena to her office, and for the first time, her stern face transformed into a warm, appreciative grin.
“Excellent work on the interview,” Meredith said as she perused the article, giving Helena an approving nod. “You focused on Mr. Wilson’s personal connections but maintained a professional, unbiased tone. It was neither gossipy nor sensational, perfectly aligning with Genie TV’s reputable editorial stance p>
𝖂𝖍𝖊𝖗𝖊 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖜𝖔𝖗𝖉𝖘 𝖇𝖊𝖌𝖆𝖓 →
Drawn to Genie TV for its journalistic integrity, Helena responded enthusiastically, “I’ll continue to give my best p>
Meredith’s satisfaction grew. Observing Helena, she suddenly eased her demeanor and leaned forward slightly, inquiring playfully, “So, Mrs. Wilson—if you don’t mind the title—may I delve into some personal questions?” She playfully addressed Helena as “Mrs. Wilson,” her tone light and jesting.
Taken aback, Helena was just processing the shift when Meredith’s expression turned into a playful wink and she asked, “Your piece hints at Eleanino harboring hidden agendas towards Mr. Wilson. Is there a romantic rivalry unfolding p>
“Are you… engaging in gossip, Ms. Sutter?” Helena asked, incredulous.