Sofia sighs once, and her facial expression immediately turns so sour. She then turns away, heading to her desk to pick some documents, and then walks out of that office.    “I have a serious meeting right now. Can’t we postpone this issue for later?”    That change of attitude from Sofia makes Dylan even more annoyed. To make things even more annoying to him, she deliberately prevents him from joining the meeting.    “Why are you still following me?”    “You said we have a meeting.”    “I have a meeting, not you!” argues Sofia. “Now, why don’t you get back to your office. I mean, not your office, but my office that you currently take for the moment.”    “What’s this? Are you dissing me out now? After kicking your husband, you are going to throw me away? And what’s next? My mom and my sister?”    “Hey, h

The Kindergarten Principal begins to look so awry. She doesn’t expect that situation would lead to the police. “Is that even needed?” “Of course! That man has kidnapped my granddaughter! You shouldn’t have let a stranger take the kid out without the parents’ permission! If something serious happens, you have to take responsibility,” threatens Georgina as she waits for the phone to be answered. “But I know he is Elly’s father. You can’t blame me for letting the kid’s father take her out,” argues the Kindergarten Principal. But Georgina doesn’t say a word anymore. She just keeps her hateful gaze as she holds the phone in her left ear. [Yes, Mam! May I know your problem?] “There’s a kidnapping. Someone has kidnapped my granddaughter from the kindergarten.” *** Meanwhile, the kid’s mother, Sofia Vega, is still trying to ignore Alex’s strong influence in her company. She is still annoyed and upset, but she admits that Alex was indeed a great leader, and it’s normal for him to leave

As Evelyn turns around, Sofia gets the chance to see her melancholy gloomy face. And there she thinks that the closest friend might also have an affair with her ex-husband too.  She feels like she has been betrayed. But on the other hand, she knows that she no longer has anything to do with Alex, and it’s not her right to be so upset. But still, she finds it hard to ignore the absurd jealousy she feels in her heart.  Without thinking much, she just tells the driver to leave before Evelyn notices the car.  “Elliot! Take me back to the office!” she issues.  “Mam! What about your daughter?” asks the driver as he starts the car.  “I believe my aunt has taken her back home.”  The driver turns the car heading back to Vintage Vega main office. Meanwhile, Alex is escorting Evelyn back to her car.

Regardless of how malevolent or wicked a person may be, the longing to perform good deeds and be seen as virtuous persists within. At the very least, contributing positively to our own lives and the lives of those around us, we know we have the right to do so. Sofia Vega is no exception. She acknowledges that her aunt once had grievances with her late father. Yet, regardless of the severity of their disputes, she remains committed to benevolence towards her aunt and family. Endowed with substantial wealth, her eagerness to uplift Georgina and her children's lives is palpable. It's an obligation stemming from her appreciation for the life she leads. She used to believe, when she does good things, then good things will also come back to her. But lately, doubts have begun to creep in her heart. “Tell me, Kylie!” Sofia queries her secretary while gazing at her father's portrait in the office. “Am I not justified in showing kindness to my own family?” Kylie briefly ponders, contemplati

Uncomfortable to continue to bring up the issue, Boris diverts the conversation to other matters that are no less important. “Anyway, about giving this man the money, is it really necessary?” Sofia scrunches her face with a bit of confusion. “If you have another view, feel free to share it with me.” “Considering Georgina has already caused a spectacle in front of the other parents at the kindergarten, spending such a significant sum to suppress it seems futile. Numerous people are already aware of your situation. There’s no meaning to cover it up, I believe.” “I know! Evelyn has mentioned it earlier,” Sofia states. “I could dismiss it as long as there's no concrete proof about what Georgina had said. Rumors tend to fade. However, it will be different if those dirty pictures become public. Digital traces are hard to erase. What if they circulate on social media, and Elly has to grow up with all of that hanging over her?” “But giving that man the money isn’t enough as a guarantee th