Ronan ultimately compromised.
He looked at Eleanor Sterling, his attitude softening.
"Eleanor, you’re not the type to hold grudges. This time, Giselle did act foolishly.
However, what she did did not cause any serious consequences. I will ensure strict supervision from now on.
No one will have such an opportunity to interfere again. You can name another request I can fulfill, and I’ll agree to it."
Hearing Ronan’s words, Eleanor found it somewhat amusing.
No serious consequences? If there had been, it would have been too late!
If Ronan had truly supervised Giselle tightly from the start, she wouldn’t have done such a stupid thing.
After thinking it over, Eleanor felt Ronan was quite stubborn and might not let Yvette Ray go easily, so she needed a long-term plan.
A smirk appeared on her lips as she asked, "Mr. Keating, are you aware that Yvette is currently with Ethan Finch?"
Ronan’s gaze darkened before he nodded.
He had met that man a few times; he seemed gentle, likely a very kind and considerate person.
Eleanor looked at Ronan.
"When Yvette was lying neglected at the Keating Family, it was Ethan who brought her out.
You’ve only brought Yvette harm, so why do you keep holding on to her?"
Although she had discovered that the affair of Ronan’s mother was done by Claire Truman, Eleanor didn’t want to reveal the truth to Ronan yet.
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Ronan’s face stiffened and he said nothing.
He was feeling very conflicted right now; on one hand, he hated Yvette, but on the other hand, he loved her.
Upon hearing that she was starting a new relationship, a sharp pain flickered in his heart, and he even felt a jealous urge to possess her at any cost.
But he held back because he couldn’t guarantee a future with Yvette.
Eleanor’s expression was mocking as she sighed, "Alright, I won’t ask you to stay away from Yvette anymore. I know you can’t do it."
"How about this." Eleanor looked at Ronan and said, "If she and Ethan manage to be together in the end, will you let go completely then?"
Ronan frowned, then nodded after a moment.
"In the meantime, you can’t force Yvette to do anything she doesn’t want to do, nor can you use your power to confine her. Can you agree to this?
If you can, then I’ll let go of what Giselle did and you can handle it however you want."
Eleanor needed to set it straight in advance.
Otherwise, this despicable man Ronan might repeat what he did before.
Hearing Eleanor’s words, Ronan felt a sense of loss.
His brow furrowed slightly.
Eleanor now held the power over Giselle’s fate; this was already the best deal, nothing to hesitate about.
But Ronan still felt a heaviness in his heart.
"Is Yvette happy with him?" Ronan asked hoarsely.
Eleanor coldly laughed and replied leisurely, "They’re getting along very well. I believe they’ll be getting married soon."
Hearing this, Ronan’s expression turned steely, his entire aura seeming somewhat icy.
"If there’s nothing else, I’ll take our agreement as settled. I won’t have dinner with you; Alaric Faulkner is waiting for me at home, so I’m leaving."
Eleanor didn’t linger either, standing up and leaving promptly.
Ronan reined in his aura, let out a silent sigh, and then stood up to leave as well.
After he left, Claire Truman, seated at the adjacent booth, stood up and watched his departing figure, eyes filled with reluctance.
She hadn’t expected that even after Eleanor had said so much, Ronan still refused to give up on Yvette.
And despite Yvette already having a boyfriend, why couldn’t Ronan let her go?
Claire’s eyes turned sharp and sinister; it seemed she needed to stir up some trouble between them.