Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband ( Cora Lane ) - Season 6 Episode 92

On the other hand, Cora didn’t know what was going on online.

She had just finished eating and sat on the sofa watching Martin and Jerry play games.

Sara had helped wash the dishes and prepared a plate of peaches for Cora.

“Have more fruits, so you’ll get more vitamins to prevent you from getting sick.”

Cora glanced at the peach plate but didn’t eat any.

Then Sara took a piece with a fork and handed it to Cora’s mouth.

Cora had no choice but took the fork and ate the peaches by herself.

Seeing Cora eat the peaches, Sara had a smile on her face.

Osborn and William also smiled and glanced at each other quietly.

But the Hansen elders were anxious to see Martin and Jerry play together intimately.

Nora even kept implying Byron hurried up and played with Martin. They hinted at him to build a good relationship with Chapter 592 Give Up Self–help?

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But Byron was holding Martin’s tablet from before and operating it, ignoring Nora’s hints.

Therefore, Nora could only helplessly give Osborn a look and implied it to him. “Byron deserves to be divorced and single!”

Osborn rolled his eyes and implied to Nora. “He must be inherited this from someone. Anyway, it is not inherited from me!”

When Osborn and Nora were arguing secretly, Arnold suddenly said, “By the way, Cora, do you know the International Woodcarving Competition will be held in New York? I still have a place in the competition. If you want to participate in it, I will…”

Osborn remembered that Cora liked woodcarving very much.

In the beginning, Osborn and Cora knew each other because of woodcarving.

If Osborn hadn’t covered Jane’s plagiarism and her plot with Cora, Cora would be his favorite student now, and he must have made a lot of achievements in woodcarving.

As long as he thought about this matter these days, Osborn would regret it.

He talked about this matter with William today, and both were sad about it.

But William said that they could make up for Cora for the rest of Chapter 592 Give Up Self–help?their lives.

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That was why Arnold thought of the International Woodcarving Competition.

Each inheritor of woodcarving intangible cultural heritage had the right to make one of their apprentices directly to the final.

Arnold originally planned to let Jane in the final.

But now, Cora was the best candidate for this competition.

He also wanted to take the opportunity to repair the relationship with Cora.

But he didn’t expect Cora to reject him before he finished speaking. “No, I can join it by myself.”

Hearing Cora’s words, everyone unconsciously looked at her.

Even Byron, who was busy operating the tablet, and Jerry and Martin, who were playing games, looked at her.

“Cora, I know what I did in the previous match did hurt you. But I didn’t know at that time that you were my granddaughter and also a member of the Yoris family. If I had known, I would not have done that.”

“I think you misunderstood me. What made me angry at the time was not your favor, but you still favored Jane without hesitation because she was your favorite granddaughter on the basis you knew that I hadn’t plagiarized. You disregarded the facts and favored your granddaughter. That is what I hate most.”

Arnold was guilty, especially after seeing Martin’s cold eyes toward him after hearing what Cora said. He was even more at a loss.

And Cora added, “Again, I can join this competition by myself this time, so you don’t need to worry about it.”It was embarrassing to let the Yoris family stay here, so she said, “It’s getting late. We are going to rest too. You can return home and rest.”

People in the Yoris family also felt embarrassed to stay here for the time being, so they bid farewell and left.

Osborn and Nora were also tired and wanted to go back to rest. “We are leaving first. As for Byron, he will be alone when he returns anyway, so let him stay here.”

Parents were nice to their children. Even if they were too tired to move, they would help their children before they left.

But unexpectedly, Byron seemed to have given up on saving himself. “I’ll send you back.”

His words made the Hansen elders stare at each other blankly and speechless.