Not only was Elisa’s family against her courting Zachary, but her best friends also persuaded her to let it go, saying that it was not an easy pursuit with Zachary. Besides, her family and the Yorks were rivals in business.

Only Serenity encouraged her to go for it.

Elisa clung to Serenity, deeming the latter to be her confidante.

“I wouldn’t go after Mr. York despite his brilliance if he had a wife or girlfriend. I’m a good catch, so I don’t need to steal someone else’s man. The fact is that he’s single. Now that I’ve found the one, I must put it into action and try. Even if nothing comes out of it, I won’t regret trying.”

Elisa let it all out of her chest.

Serenity had caught wind of Elisa’s haughtiness, but she had the means to be lofty, spoiled, and willful after all. All Serenity saw in Elisa was an ordinary lovesick girl.

It appeared to Serenity that Elisa was in a positive frame of mind.

Elisa had a non-distorted outlook on life.

Serenity had overheard some gossi