Chapter 278 – Highlight Chapter from My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon
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Chapter 278 Take Over the Mess
Being flattered like this, Coral relaxed her face, and she felt more and more.
comfortable.
She tidied up her clothes, looked at Conrad with a fierce expression on her
face, and said, “Dad, I’m reminding you. Don’t get involved with them.
Otherwise, Mom will find out sooner or later.”
“OK, OK. I will definitely not make your mother know about this matter. I will
not make her unhappy,” Conrad hurriedly responded.
Although he said so, Conrad was extremely impatient and disdainful in his
heart.
If not for the company, how would he pretend to be so humble in front of his
daughter?
When he got the Longfellow Group…
Naturally, Coral did not know his idea. She snorted lazily and got up to leave.
“I have something to do. I’ll go first.”
Georgia quickly got up and said warmly, “Wait a minute, Coral.”
Georgia left the seat and pulled Coral back to her original position.
“What are you doing?” Coral narrowed her eyes unhappily and shook off
Georgia’s hand.
Georgia was not frightened by her cold face. Georgia said gently with a bright smile, “Why are you in such a hurry?”
As she spoke, Georgia beckoned to the waiter of the coffee shop and then
stuffed a bank card into his hand.
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“Go and buy a set of suitable clothes for this young lady. Buy the best clothes. The card has no password. Just swipe it.”
After Georgia gave the order, she looked at Coral with a smile.
Georgia took a piece of paper and carefully wiped the water on Coral’s clothes. She smiled and said, “Did you go out too hastily today? Your clothes are wet. You will catch a cold if you go back like this.”
After that, Georgia went to get a glass of hot drink and brought it to Coral. Then Georgia took a dry towel and gently wiped Coral’s hair.
After being served so attentively and flatteringly, Coral felt comfortable. Her
anger caused by Ann almost dissipated.
Conrad didn’t care that his woman served his daughter so abjectly. He
looked at Coral’s increasingly relaxed face and took the opportunity to
change the topic.
Conrad smiled, “Coral, by the way, I have been thinking about telling you
something. Your birthday is coming soon. I have been wanting to hold a birthday party for you at home. It is almost ready. There will be a lot of
celebrities.”
Coral was dazed by the imagination of her future rich husband. She
immediately said, “At that time, didn’t you discuss it with Mom and ask her to transfer the shares and management rights to you? Don’t worry, Dad. I will go
back and talk to Mom.‘
Conrad suppressed her excitement and pretended to be a kind father. “If we can hurry up, there will be two pieces of good news at your birthday party.
“At that time, not only can you marry into a good family, but I can also offer you a company to operate. Will it not be better than taking over the mess left
by Janet?”
Coral imagined that scene. She would make her company a hundred times better than the current Longfellow Group. At that time, Ann and Ernest would beg her to cooperate with them.
Coral thought, as for Janet… Huh!
I will go to her grave and tell her that everything she once had is being
trampled by me.
Thinking of that scene, Coral was excited. She got up to leave.
Georgia’s eyes flashed, and she got up to stop Coral.
“Coral, don’t be in a hurry. Change your clothes first and then go back.”
Georgia enthusiastically pulled Coral and left.
Kade, who was sitting in his original position, looked at Coral’s back, and a
sneer flashed in his eyes.
He thought, what a fool!
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