She now held as many shares as Olivia.

But for Laura, the material gains were secondary.

Her heart swelled with the realization that she was about to have a real home of her own, something she had yearned for since her childhood.

Being with Edwin, the man she loved so deeply, was more than she could have ever hoped for.

She sat there, overwhelmed with emotion.

Edwin playfully pinched her cheek.

“Are you so happy that you've lost your words?"

Laura looked at him with a mix of joy and uncertainty.

“I'm really signing this. You- won't have any regrets, will you?"

She added, "Once I sign, I'll be your wife. You won't be able to marry anyone else. Are you sure about this?"

Edwin looked at her quietly, and then softly said, "I don't want anyone else, just my Little Laura."

Laura bit her lip gently, and then solemnly signed her name on the documents, her hand trembling slightly with the gravity of the moment.

After signing, Edwin tenderly took her hand and drew her into his arms, planting a gentle kiss on her forehead, a gesture of infinite cherishment. Just then, Lina called out from outside, reminding them about breakfast.

Laura, reluctant to leave the moment, hesitated, but Edwin had a busy day ahead.

He gently suggested, “Rest a bit longer. Don't you have a client meeting later today?"

Edwin considered arranging someone to assist Laura since Dylan was no longer around, but she insisted she could manage.

“It's just a regular client," she said.

After breakfast, where Lina offered some advice as a loving parent, Laura came down, now fully dressed, to see Edwin off.

Sitting in his car, Edwin beckoned to her.

Laura leaned in for a quick kiss. Edwin whispered, "This afternoon, I'll pick you up. We'll have dinner at my parents’ place.”