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Chapter 762

    Chapter 762


    Chapter 762


    Everything went as per Leonard’s expectations, and perhaps the only thing that surprised him was


    Rosalie’s willingness to sacrifice her life.


    Despite his initial belief that it was improbable, he still gave Rosalie a way out. However, Leonard’s


    perception of how unachievable the matter was led him to only arrange for Rosalie’s survival and not


    n the subsequent steps of her journey.


    “Therefore, I’m the only one who can make the arrangements for her,” thought Kurt, uncertain if his


    arrangements were correct.


    He knew that Leonard desired a strong leader for the Youngblood family with no vulnerabilities, and


    Rosalie was, in fact, Jonathan’s weakness.


    Yet… In the end, Leonard still lost the bet, as he was defeated by both Jonathan and Rosalie, who did


    not act as he had expected them to.


    “If he were still alive, would Mr. Youngblood have altered his views upon witnessing these events? I


    also wonder if he would endorse my actions,” contemted Kurt as he gazed at the unconscious


    Jonathan. His thoughts were filled with a distinct sense of reflection.


    Bending down, Kurt drew near to the unconscious Jonathan’s ear. In a voice audible only to himself, he


    whispered, “Mr. Youngblood, if Rosalie genuinely loves you, I’m sure she’ll return to your side someday


    in the future. If she doesn’t reappear, it simply signifies that her love isn’t as profound as we’ve thought


    it to be.”


    After all, only time could tell.C0ntent ? 2024 (N/?)velDrama.Org.


    Five yearster, Strico’s cream of the crop had gathered at an extravagant banquet. Among them, the


    chairman of Youngblood Group, Jonathan Youngblood, stood out among the crowd.


    At 33 years old, he held the reins of the vast Youngblood family. Despite having a son and an adopted


    daughter, numerous socialites were still eager to catch his attention in hopes of bing thedy of


    the Youngblood family.


    Thedies made every effort to join any banquets Jonathan attended, yet none could truly approach


    him.


    Jonathan was like an aloof iceberg, never approaching others or allowing anyone toe near him.


    Back at the banquet hall, Calvin, standing in a nearby corner, observed Jonathan. The Jonathan, in his


    view, was adorned in a tailored iron-gray suit with impablybed-back hair. His exquisitely


    handsome face bore a subtle smile resembling a wless mask. He appeared strikingly distinct from


    the man Calvin saw five years ago, whose sanity slipped away as he went to great lengths in search


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    of Rosalie.


    “Did he no longer care about Rosalie?” wondered Calvin.


    He was in disbelief when he received news of Rosalie’s death and rushed to the Youngblood


    residence.


    Calvin couldn’t bring himself to believe that she was truly gone.


    In the end, all he saw when he arrived was an urn and Jonathan, who appeared as if he had gone mad.


    Calvin remembered himself asking, “Why did Rosalie die?”


    “Yes… Why did she die? It… should have been me!” replied Jonathan. Back then, he had tears


    streaming down his face but was smiling as he continued, “I should’ve been the one… I should’ve


    died… But why did she ask me to stay alive? Doesn’t she understand how agonizing it is to stay alive?”


    Calvin remembered his difficulty articting words as he looked at Jonathan, who seemed wholly


    consumed by pain and alternated between tears and smiles. At that moment, it felt as if everything he


    had to say was trapped in his throat. Soon after, he took on the responsibility of spearheading the


    Gunner Group’s expansion into international markets and left Strico.


    Initially, Calvin’s direct intervention wasn’t required for the task, but he had no desire to remain at Strico


    during that time. Staying there made him feel suffocated and caused him unbearable distress.


    Calvin frequently found himself contemting the possibility that she might not have ended up with


    Jonathan if his jealousy hadn’t led him to neglect Rosalie and ask her to appeal to Jonathan for help. In


    that case, perhaps none of these subsequent events would have transpired.


    Maybe he should have disregarded everything else and whisked her away back then. Regardless of


    her reluctance and her love for Jonathan, he should have left her, no matter the consequences. Even if


    it meant Rosalie would grow to hate him, she would at least be still alive.


    Just then, a figure approached Calvin, and it turned out to be n. He was a member of their inner


    circle, having grown up with Jonathan and Calvin.


    Stepping forward, n looked at Calvin in surprise and asked, “When did youe back?”


    “It’s been a few days,” replied Calvinnguidly.


    “Why didn’t you let us know about your return? If it weren’t for this banquet today, I wouldn’t have


    known that you had returned,”ined n in an annoyed tone.”


    “Well, you’re aware now, aren’t you?” Calvin responded with indifference. He then shifted his gaze in


    Jonathan’s direction and inquired, “I’ve heard… that he adopted a daughter and is quite close to the


    mother of that girl…”


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    Despite Calvin’s five-year absence abroad, it hadn’t stopped him from picking up on some gossip about


    Jonathan.


    Calvin knew that Jonathan adopted Wrenna two years ago, and this turned both Wrenna and her


    mother Agyness’s life around.


    Many people even spected that adoption was an unnecessary move, as Jonathan already had a


    son. They felt that it was highly probable that Jonathan was interested in Agyness, who happened to be


    a single mother and was using Wrenna to be in a favored position.


    However, Calvin dismissed such spections as utterly absurd.


    Considering Jonathan’s character, Jonathan wouldn’t employ such intricate strategies if he genuinely


    had feelings for someone. Besides, if Agyness were open to having her daughter Wrenna join the


    Youngblood family as an adopted child, Agyness probably wouldn’t resist Jonathan’s advances.


    That was unless Agyness was highly eager to be thedy of the Youngblood family.


    Besides, Jonathan… acted like a madman for Rosalie in the past. Could someone like him even fall for


    another person?


    “As for myself…” thought Calvin as he gently swirled the wine ss in his hand. It had been five years,


    and he still could not erase Rosalie from his memory. He would continuously relive their past in his


    dreams, and every time, it culminated in him waking up abruptly.


    The empty and barren sensation, where one could not hold onto anything, was incredibly distressing.


    If he was still suffering terribly, then all the more so for Jonathan.


    Just then, n wore a gossipy expression and winked at Calvin as he said, “You’re also aware of this?


    A few of us have been privately wagering whether this woman will ultimately win Jonathan over!”


    “Has he moved on from Rosalie?” asked Calvin with a hint of surprise in his voice and a frown on his


    face.


    n’s expression quickly shifted to a somewhat embarrassed one. “It’s been five years. Isn’t it normal


    for people to move on after such a long time? Besides, Jonathan hasn’t mentioned Rosalie again


    during these years. Even if someone asionally brings her up by ident, he appears… unfazed by


    it.”


    His words took Calvin aback, and astonishment was written all over thetter’s face.
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