Chapter 1126:
Christina stood by, watching them in each other’s arms. Their deep bond made her heart ache with envy. Her thoughts turned, unbidden, to her own parents. If they knew she was still alive, how would they treat her? Would they love her the way Leona loved Naomi? She had no answer and forced the thought aside.
After a while, Leona and Naomi calmed down. They exchanged a glance, tears turning into laughter.
“If you do decide to leave, I can take over your businesses,” Christina offered.
“Alright,” Leona agreed with a nod.
Naomi suddenly remembered something. “Christina, I almost forgot—your sports car has arrived. Do you want to drive it over yourself, or should I have it delivered?”
“I’ll come down with you and take it myself,” Christina replied.
“Perfect. We’re heading that way anyway,” Naomi said with a smile.
The three of them climbed into the car, and as they drove, Christina used the chance to talk with Leona about transferring shares and handling the Frazier family assets.
At the gate of Bayview Estates, a stunning Aston Martin Valkyrie sat gleaming in the afternoon sunlight, drawing attention from everyone who passed by. Security guards formed a protective circle around the supercar, keeping the growing crowd of spectators at a respectful distance.
People had gathered with their phones out, snapping photos and whispering excitedly to each other. Without the security barrier, they would have swarmed the car like moths to a flame, touching and photographing every inch.
“This Aston Martin Valkyrie is insanely cool! I’d sell my soul for a car like that.”
“What’s an ordinary person’s soul worth? Probably not enough to buy the rearview mirror on that beast.”
“No wonder it’s the upscale Bayview Estates. The wealthy live here. Million-dollar supercars are probably as common as Honda Civics in normal neighborhoods.”
“I’m so jealous I could literally cry. Why is making money so easy for some people and impossible for the rest of us?”
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“But whose car is it? Why hasn’t anyone come to claim this masterpiece?”
The crowd continued their speculation, faces filled with a mixture of admiration and jealousy.
Just then, a sleek white Maserati pulled up to the gate. The car door opened, and a woman emerged. She looked like she’d stepped off a magazine cover—tall and striking, with the kind of presence that commanded attention without asking for it.
“Holy hell! Is she a celebrity? She’s gorgeous and has a fantastic figure.”
“That’s Christina Jones! Oh my, I can’t believe I’m seeing her in person! I have to get pictures. Only someone like Christina could own a car that incredible. She’s even more impressive than the Valkyrie!”
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