Charming Mommy of adorable triplets Novel novel Chapter 1917

Chapter 1917 "This was for Colton." Freyja was surprised. She lifted the cover and stared at the keys. “He plays the piano?” Shewouldn't have guessed that.

She had been under the impression that Colton had always been a business person and didn’t know about his other interests.

This was a side of him that she never knew about.

Daisie said Colton was very musically talented and even went to the Royal Academy of Music.

He could have become a musician but gave up because he had to take over the family business.

Freyja was shocked.

"That's such a waste.” “It is, but that was his own choice.” Daisie looked down.

Since Waylon had chosen to train with their great grandfather overseas, Colton had to give up on music.

Even though dreams were important, they had burdens to bear as Goldmanns.

Freyja looked at her and seemed to understand why she wanted to be independent.

It was because of her two brothers.

She had always been pampered at home, but that didn't make her a spoiled brat.

She probably wanted to be as outstanding as her brothers.

At Blackgold…

Giselle walked to the administrative department with a document.

The people there knew that she was the daughter of Mr.

Peterson, so they were very polite toward

her.

She was a gentle person and wasn't stuck up, so she left a good impression too.

“Ms.

Peterson is such a nice and hardworking person.

Do you think that she will become Mrs.

Goldmann for his opinion.

I'm sorry.” Colton replaced the cap of the pen and handed the signed documents back to her.

“It’s an honor, but you’re an outstanding woman.

I'm pretty sure you have a lot more options." Giselle's hand froze in midair.

She then looked down and smiled.

"I'm guessing I'm not in your consideration?” She was good at reading subtle signals because of how she was brought up.

What Colton said was pretty much a.

rejection.

After spending time with him, she still didn't understand him.

From what people could see, he was very nice toward her, but she knew he was just being polite.