I Love You More, Cade by Coral Hume ( Nydia and Jackson)

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“Don’t put yourself down like that” Alison urged Nydia with warmth in her voice “in just a year, I’ve picked up so much. Now, here I am, spearheading projects all by myself. Can you believe it? Just a year ago, I was too nervous to string geven a simple sentence together without tripping over my words” 

Nydia Sharp let out a light laugh as the memory of their first encounter flashed through her mind – Allison, cheeks flushed and eyes brimming with tears, too overwhelmed to speak 

Seeing Nydia’s mood lighten, Alison breathed a sigh of relief. They had a tough battle ahead, and Alison instinctively gripped the steering wheel tighter. “You’ve got so much talent, it’s only a matter of time before the big boss sees it she optimistically remarked while Nydia quietly gazed out the window. 

At St. Lawrence Hospital, a fleet of black cars, led by a Porsche, made an imposing entrance and halted department. 

Nydia stepped out gracefully, her high heels clicking on the ground under the sun’s gleam 

As she caught the attention of onlookers, she gracefully removed her sunglasses, greeting the waiting journalists with a modest smile that captured everyone’s heart. 

Soon, everyone recognized her as the wife of Cade, the CEO of Jackson Group Curiosity piqued as Nydia, accompanied by bodyguards carrying an array of flowers and fruit baskets, proceeded into the hospital. 

The intrigued crowd followed Nydia to the eighth floor. 

Inside, Cade sat on a sofa, meticulously signing contracts, his noble features illuminated by sunlight streaming through the 

window 

Josephine was captivated by his charm, cozied up to him, ready to act playfully, when the door suddenly opened, revealing 

Nydia in a striking red dress. 

Their eyes met Josephine’s surprise mirrored in Cade’s narrowed gaze 

Nydia, briefly taken aback by their intimacy, swiftly shifted to a warm demeanor, addressing Josephine with concern, “On 

dear, you shouldn’t be up. Please, lie down before you hurt yourself again.” 

Josephine stood frozen as Cade laid down his paperwork, casually crossing his legs and leaning back on the sofa, exuding 

a “let’s see what you’ll do next” vibe 

Nydia, undeterred, had just helped Josephine back to her bed when journalists swarmed in, cameras at the ready. 

Cooperating fully, Nydia posed with Josephine, then turned to the journalists with a poised smile Once the cameras were off, Josephine’s expression turned to genuine concern. ‘I’m so sorry for being late Please don’t blame yourself. Given the company’s demands and my role as the Jackson family’s eldest daughter–in–law the pressure is immense,” she said 

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earnestly, reminding everyone of her status and indirectly warning Josephine of her established position. 

Josephine, attempting to pull away but unable to match Nydia’s grip, turned pale, the power dynamics clearly in Nydia’s  FAVOR