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150. A Disrespectful Slap!
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Chapter One Hundred and Fifty

Stefan stood frozen for a moment, humiliated by Henry's words. Just as he was about to slink away, Isabella returned, her eyes glittering with something darker than the disapproval she'd shown earlier.

"Ignore him," she purred, stepping closer to Stefan. Her fingers traced the lapel of his jacket before moving down to rest on his chest. “Why let someone like that ruin your night?”

Stefan blinked in surprise, his confidence returning as Isabella’s soft touch and sultry tone worked their magic. “You think so?” he asked, a sly smile creeping onto his face.

Isabella leaned in, her lips grazing his ear. “Of course,” she whispered. “I’ve heard about you, Stefan Laurent. Rich, charming, and powerful. Why don’t we forget about your insufferable girlfriend and spend some time where she can’t find us?”

She planted a deep, passionate kiss on his lips, her hands sliding up to massage his chest. Stefan let out a low chuckle, his earlier embarrassment fading entirely
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