COMMENCEMENT

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Faye approached her Sister, who was seated on the gazebo of their grand mansion, and settled beside her. "I didn't like how you behaved earlier, Ling." Her voice startled the younger woman, who remained silent in response.

"Whatever the issue between you and Orm, I hope you both can talk it out calmly." She expressed, trying to mend the strained atmosphere.

Lingling turned to look at her, her eyes reflecting pain. "What would you do if you find out you've been played by the person you thought loved you?" She asked, her voice heavy with emotion.

Faye considered her words thoughtfully before replying. "It depends on how people choose to react. Staying calm is a must to avoid saying things we might regret later, especially to someone we care about."

Lingling's eyes glistened. "She said she loved me, but why was she with Win?"

Faye's expression softened as she listened, understanding her sister's going through. "Are jealous of Orm or Win?"

"The naughty girl." She replied, a soft chuckle came out of her mouth.

The older woman teased, "Finally realizing your feelings for Orm huh." Eliciting a playful eye roll from the CEO, who sighed, gaze fixed ahead.

In the quiet of the evening, with a gentle breeze caressing them, Lingling found a moment of peace amidst the chaos of her emotions. "Just when I realized my feelings for her, things happened."

"Are you certain of what you saw? Is there a chance for misunderstanding?"

Lingling shook her head, the memory of Orm on top of Win fueling her anger once more. "Why was she in his place then?"

"So, what are you planning to do next?"

She fell mute for a while. "I'm not sure. Maybe I'll just give Win a chance. He's always been good to me. He didn't give in to Orm that night, which shows me he really cares. I think I should give our relationship a try."

Even though the Older one wasn't sure about Win, she decided to support her Sister's choice. She knew Lingling's happiness is the most important.

As the morning sun gently filtered through the curtains, Orm stood in front of the mirror, her hair wrapped in a towel and a bathrobe hugging her frame. She was in the middle of a video call with her Mother, a bittersweet moment as she prepared for her graduation later that day. Her heart aches a little with longing as she expresses her wish for her Mom to be physically present on this special day.

"Mom, I wish you were here." She pouted. Her mother's warm chuckle resonated through the screen, a comforting sound that eased the girl's heart.

"Baby, I'm really sorry. But I promise you will get the best gift soon from me. Tell me what you want, I'll buy it right away." Orm knew her mother's love language well - showering her with gifts and spoiling her.

She understood the reasons behind her mom's absence, knowing that she was tirelessly managing their family company. The weight of responsibility had been passed down to Orm from her late father, entrusting her with his wealth and power. Despite being the rightful heir to the family business, Mrs. Koy had wisely appointed her brother to oversee the businesses until her daughter was ready to take the reins.

"I don't need anything, mom. I just want to hug you right now."

"Aww, my big daughter wants to be babied by mom. Don't worry, my darling, I'll talk to Win to help you with anything there. I already told him to give you a bouquet of flowers from me."

"Mom, P'ying is here. She can guide me. No need for another person." Orm said flatly without looking at her. She doesn't need his help. Instead of being safe, she gets into trouble.

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