Swapping a Broken Heart for a New Start novel Chapter 931

Audrey nodded in vehement agreement. "That's so true." Setting aside his family background, her brother was devastatingly handsome, tall and lean—the epitome of that rare, aloof, self-possessed man in Cabinda. Anyone who met him was captivated. On top of that, he was gentle and kind, capable of easily winning a girl's heart. It was only natural for Camila to fall for him.

"So what happened next?" Audrey asked. "You two finally got together?"

Camila smiled and shook her head. "Not then."

"What?" Audrey's eyes widened. "Still not together?"

"It wasn't that fast. Last year, Grandpa Williams was sick for a while, right? He came back to Cabinda early. I thought to myself, maybe it's for the best. With him back in Cabinda, given enough time, my feelings might fade. But then, my mentor accepted a position at the Cabinda Research Institute and told me they were hiring. He asked if I was interested. As a medical researcher, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't tempted. A position at the Institute is a dream for any doctor. Besides, there was nothing left for me in Harrisburg. So after some thought, I decided to move here. I just didn't expect that Dennis had the same idea, to bring me to Cabinda himself."

Thinking about it made Camila blush slightly. "I always knew about his status and position in Cabinda, so I didn't have high hopes after moving here. But his persistence, his unwavering choices... I just couldn't resist. And so..."

"So that's how it happened," Audrey said, finally understanding. She knew what had transpired after Camila arrived in Cabinda, but she hadn't realized their path to getting together was so complicated. It wasn't a case of Camila being a gold-digger who latched onto her brother. From her story, combined with what Larry Adams had told her, it was clear that her brother had been the one actively pursuing her.

She immediately shot a look at her grandfather, her eyes practically screaming: *See? I told you Camila wasn't that kind of person!*

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