Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 369

Chapter 369: Serenity before the calamity.

Gianna wanted to remain confident in her guess, but for that, she needed Arwen to at least entertain the possibility she was implying.

However, Arwen only smiled at her, leaving Gianna utterly confused.

What does that smile mean?

"Wenna —" Gianna was about to ask what that expression meant, but before she could, Arwen cut her off smoothly.

"So, you are asking me to consider the possibility of me being a part of Aiden's past?" she questioned tilting her head.

"Yes! That's not impossible, right?" Gianna pressed eagerly.

Arwen nodded as if acknowledging the plausibility. "Yes, it's not impossible. I could have known Aiden in the past, and maybe I just forgot him —it wouldn't be difficult for something like that to happen."

She paused deliberately; her gaze steady.

"But," she continued, her voice firm, "if you are implying that I am his past —the girl he had held delicately in his heart, for years … then I think that's very impossible. Because I am definitely not that girl."

Gianna furrowed her brows at her words. "How can are you so sure of that?"

"I can be sure." Arwen smiled again. "Because I have seen that girl."

Gianna's breath hitched in surprise.

"You have seen her?" she asked, stunned.

Over the years, no one had ever k own what that girl looked like. Apart from her uncle, the only person who seemed to have seen her was her great grandfather.

Then how could Arwen claim to have seen her?

Could it be that her uncle showed it to her?

If that's so, then there could be no reason for her to doubt.

Arwen nodded with quiet certainty. She exhaled deeply, her fingers absently tracing the edges of the photo album in her hand.

"Yes, she affirmed. "I have seen her. And that's why, I can tell you —it's impossible."

***

Meanwhile, at the same time, in one of the skyscrapers in New York —

Aiden sat at the head of the long, polished conference table, his presence alone enough to command attention. The city skyline stretched behind him, the towering glass windows reflecting the stark contrast of light and shadow.

"There is nothing impossible in this world," he stated, his voice firm and unwavering. "As long as we are determined to do it, nothing in this world can deter us."

His sharp, icy gaze swept across the room piercing through every board member seated before him. Though some of them were decades older, the wight of his authority pressed against them like an immovable force, making them shift uncomfortably in their seats.

"I have solved the mess someone deliberately created," he announced.

A murmur spread through the room. Board members exchanged glances, some partially in disbelief.

"What? The problem has already been resolved?" someone whispered in shock.

"But hasn't he just come a night before?" another murmured.

"No wonder this urgent meeting was called. So, this was the purpose…"