Janey nodded obediently, flashed a bright smile to ease her mother's worries, and cheerfully walked ahead with Annis.

Raegan turned to Victor and said, “Victor, I'm counting on you to look after Janey and Annis. The bodyguard my dad sent should be at the airport by now. Take Janey to the mansion and then come back."

"Don't worry. I'll make sure Janey arrives safely at the mansion."

Victor then expressed her concerns, "Please be careful in Ardlens."

"It's fine. Judd is with me."

After they boarded the plane, Raegan got into her car and headed back to the studio.

On the elevated road, she watched the city shrink behind her and the plane ascend into the sky.

Raegan knew she had to stay strong. Three children would soon rely on her care, and she couldn't afford to feel down.

Back at the studio, Raegan worked nonstop for five days straight until Erick insisted she rest at home due to feeling unwell.

A day of rest did Raegan good. Rising to use the bathroom, she froze at the sight of a gray soap on the washstand.

Opening the drawer and checking the cabinet, she realized Mitchel had left many of his things behind. He had become sly once he moved into her villa, gradually filling it with his belongings. Raegan found traces of him everywhere she looked.

Raegan spent half the day cleaning out his stuff. She boxed up all his items and asked her assistant to send them off via local courier.

She addressed the packages to Matteo.

When Matteo encountered the four large boxes at the company's front desk, he was taken aback.

Luckily, Raegan had foreseen his surprise and had already texted Matteo, "I'm finding it hard to deal with Mr. Dixon's stuff left here. Could you handle it, Matteo?"

Her message maintained a polite yet distant tone.

Matteo lugged four large boxes into Mitchel's office.

Looking up in surprise, Mitchel caught Matteo's awkward explanation.

"These are your items from Miss Foster's place. She sent them over by courier."

“Alright, just set them down over there." Mitchel returned his gaze to the document in his hand, expression unreadable.