Tangled in His Obsession (Seraphina)

Chapter 337

When Seraphina said this, she was curled up in Leandro’s lap, her gaze fixed on something far and blurry outside

the window.

Leandro watched her quietly for a few seconds before suddenly reaching out and grabbing her hand.

“Even though people are hard to read, we can still find those we trust completely,” Leandro said. “And that’s

enough.”

At these words, Seraphina turned and looked at him in silence for a few moments before bursting out laughing.

“You’re a lucky one, Mr. Reynolds.”

“And what about you?” Leandro asked.

Seraphina tilted her head in thought and after a moment, she simply squinted her eyes and said, “Why don’t you

take a wild guess?”

With that she got up from Leandro’s lap and walked towards the room.

Leandro reached out to catch her, but Seraphina swiftly dodged him with a smile, gracefully retreating to her room.

After landing, Leandro rushed off to a company meeting, while Seraphina headed straight home with Valerio.

Fate has a funny way of throwing people together who you’d rather avoid.

Being a soon-to-be schoolboy, Valerio was full of questions, peppering Seraphina with them all the way home.

Seraphina managed to turn her head to get a brief rest, and her gaze fell on a sports car in the next lane.

The car she was in moved slowly forward, while the sports car roared past, but Seraphina still caught a glimpse of

the driver.

It was Bowen.

She couldn’t help but stare after the car, forgetting for a moment to look away.

However, even the fastest cars have to stop at red lights, and at the next intersection, Seraphina’s car caught up

with the sports car, stopping almost parallel to it.

It was then that she noticed another person in the sports car with Bowen Tania.

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Seeing the car had stopped, Tania held up a piece of food to Bowen’s mouth. Bowen opened his mouth to bite it,

but Tania kept pulling it away. Eventually, Bowen had her pinned to the passenger seat, and the feeding turned into

a kiss.

It was quite the passionate display.

Seraphina turned Valerio’s head away and leaned against the car window, watching them.

It wasn’t until Bowen looked satisfied and turned his head that Seraphina raised her voice slightly to greet them,

“Hey!”

Hearing her, Bowen looked surprised and saw the smiling Seraphina leaning against the car window.

“Sera?” Bowen quickly started laughing, his handsome face showing no signs of awkwardness, “When did you get

back?”

Everyone in Sunburst City knew about Magdalen’s situation, and even if Bowen hadn’t heard, he must have known

she’d been away.

“Just now,” Seraphina replied, waving at Tania next to Bowen. “Just got out of the airport, I didn’t expect to catch

you two in a lovey-dovey moment.”

Seeing Seraphina, Tania may not have been too pleased. But after hearing what Seraphina said, she managed a

small smile and asked, “Didn’t Leandro pick you up?”

“Oh, you know how it is,” Seraphina sighed. “Once a man’s married, do you really think he’s got time for you?

You’re in the sweet spot right now. Better cherish these moments and keep your man on a tight leash.”

Hearing her say this, Bowen just gave a small smile, while Tania immediately moved closer to him. Half proudly, half

teasingly, she said, “Do men really change after they get married? Then I really have to keep a close eye on you, to

see if you’ll change!”

Bowen just glanced at her and quickly turned back to Seraphina, saying, “I didn’t want to bother you when you

were away. But now that I see you’re okay, I’m relieved.”

“Don’t worry,” Seraphina said with a smile. “I’m fine, completely clear-headed, and know where I’m headed.”

Bowen just gave a slight smile, as if genuinely happy for her. “That’s good then.”

Seraphina was all smiles too.

The red light turned green and the cars started moving. With horns honking behind him, Bowen quickly said, “Let’s

catch up over dinner sometime.”

“Absolutely,” Seraphina said. “It’s a deal!”

Bowen looked at her again, nodded with a smile, and then slowly drove off.

Seraphina rolled up the window, her smile slowly fading. “Let’s go,” she instructed the driver.

When they arrived back at the Reynolds’ estate, Conway Reynolds was sitting under a tree in the courtyard, eyes

closed. He didn’t open them even when he heard

the car.

Seraphina got out of the car, walked straight up to Conway, and squatted down, leaning on his legs.

It was then that Conway slowly opened his eyes to look at her.

F

They hadn’t seen each other for about twenty days, and Conway seemed to have lost some weight. He watched

her quietly for a few seconds before finally saying,

“You’re back.”

“Grandpa, Seraphina said softly. “Don’t be sad. Even though mom’s gone, I’m still here with you.”

Conway took a deep sigh and said, “I’m not sad. I read the letter you sent back. I know your mom was happy. I’m

glad for her. She struggled for so many years, life was so hard for her… now, she’s free. It’s good.”

Seraphina simply nodded in agreement, saying, “Yes, mom was happy. She didn’t misjudge dad, she chose the right

person.”

At that, Conway reached out and touched Seraphina’s head, saying softly, “And you didn’t choose wrong either.”

Seraphina looked surprised.

“I have no other expectations,” Conway said. “As long as you and Leandro are good, I’m happy.”

Seraphina leaned on Conway’s legs, not moving for a long time.

After a while, Conway spoke up again, “What’s your plan for the Martin family?”

It took Seraphina two seconds to realize that Conway was referring to her relationship with the Martins.

She chuckled, saying, “Grandpa, I’m all grown up now. I don’t need my parents to look after me anymore. My folks

are back together in Summitville, I’m content just having a big sister.”

After hearing this, Conway Reynolds affectionately patted her head, sighing softly, “Well, that’s good to hear.”

As evening fell, Andrea arrived at the Reynolds’ with a few sketchbooks.

This was something she had promised Valerio back in Summitville. So, as soon as Seraphina and Valerio returned

home, she came over to keep her word.

Valerio was thrilled with his gift and immediately started flipping through the pages.

Only then did Andrea say, “I thought you’d stay over there for a while longer.”

Seraphina looked at her and asked, “Why didn’t you tell me about Bowen and the Martin Group teaming up?”

Just as Andrea was about to respond, the door swung open. It was Leandro coming home. Andrea pointed in his

direction, “How dare I say anything with him around?”

Leandro walked in and gave her a small nod upon seeing her.

Following him in was Herman, who instinctively furrowed his brow when he saw Andrea.