Breaking Free, Loving Again -The Flash Marriage with Mr. CEO novel Chapter 472

Arwen's face flushed. But before she could respond or say anything, someone coughed behind them, interrupting the moment.

"Hope, I am not interrupting something important something important," a soft voice said.

Arwen recognized it instantly. She unwrapped her arms from Aiden and stepped to the side to confirm her suspicion. Her face lit up.

"Aura," she called, letting her lips curl up in a smile.

"Arwen," The woman walked forward and pulled Arwen into a hug. "I rushed all the way here. I just hope I am not late."

Arwen shook her head. "Nope, you aren't," she said before adding, "Rather, I would say that you are just on time. Here, meet him." She gestured towards Aiden to introduce, "Aiden Winslow, my husband."

Aura's smile faltered for a fleeting second, her expression flickering with surprise —almost like something had caught her off guard.

Aiden.

That name echoed in her mind as her gaze slowly turned to the man beside Arwen. Her eyes narrowed subtly, as if she were searching for a long-forgotten detail.

"And Aiden," Arwen continued, oblivious to Aura's internal shift, "this is Aura, Aura Bright. She is my friend and also the business partner in our fashion brand, Aurora. She owns most of the shares, while I enjoy some incredible privileges and, of course, a modest but solid share in the profits."

Aiden offered his hand with a polite smile. "Hello, Ms. Bright. Thank you for designing our outfits."

Aura accepted the handshake, though her eyes didn't leave his face, as if trying to identify someone from his looks. "Hello, Mr. Winslow. It's nice meeting you."

They both withdrew their hands.

Aiden turned to look at Arwen. "This doesn't need any alterations. We can ask them to deliver it."

Arwen gave one final glance at the suit and nodded in approval. "Alright. Go ahead and change. I will wait for you here."

With a nod and a small smile, Aiden returned to the trial room.

Arwen turned to Aura, only to find her deep in thought, staring absently into space.

"What's wrong?" Arwen asked, a bit puzzled. "Is there a problem?"

Aura snapped out of her daze. Shaking her head lightly, she offered a faint smile. "No, I was just thinking how well that suit suited him. You really knew what would work best on him."

Arwen chuckled. "I was nervous, to be honest. But I am glad it turned out so well. Thank you for helping me."

Aura gave a gentle pat on the back of Arwen's hand. "That's just one of the privileges you have earned. No matter when you ask, we will make sure your fashion needs are taken care of. It's not a favor. It's your right and your duty."

"Oh, that reminds me," Aura said, her tone slightly changing. "I heard something happen earlier —some cousin of yours showed up? Is everything okay?"

She had been informed about Emily's scene at the store, though she wasn't sure whether to bring it up, given Arwen's private nature about her family.