Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 311

This was an unexpected scene at the Henderson residence.

At least in the original Yolanda's memory, Diana was extremely meticulous about her appearance. She believed cooking would ruin her hands, so she had never cooked a single meal for the family.

After giving instructions to the housekeeper, she stepped out of the kitchen and, upon seeing Yolanda, said coldly, "Your father is home for dinner today. Stay back for dinner."

"Okay," Yolanda replied flatly before turning to head upstairs.

As she passed by Yvonne's room, Yvonne came out. Yvonne initially frowned in disdain but then, as if remembering something, wore a smug expression and went downstairs without saying a word.

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Half an hour later, at the dining table, Diana was all smiles. It was puzzling, especially since Harold had just returned from having his gastric lavage at the hospital.

To Yolanda's surprise, Harold was also smiling. He no longer maintained the stern demeanor expected of a family elder.

"Yvonne, you're a great contributor to our family—eat more!" Diana joyfully piled food onto Yvonne's plate, soon filling it.

Yolanda silently ate, completely ignoring the other three.

The fact that Yvonne had taken Harold to the hospital couldn't be the reason for Diana's happiness. There was another reason behind the celebration.

Sure enough, after serving more food to Yvonne, Diana couldn't hold back her excitement any longer.

"It's all thanks to Yvonne that our company secured the project with Dunhill Group!"

Dunhill Group?

Harold had signed the contract in the morning and only learned of Andy's situation in the afternoon. He was worried that Andy's arrest could jeopardize their partnership with Dunhill Group.

"Dad, don't worry. Dunhill Group is a big company, so I believe they operate very professionally," Yvonne analyzed confidently.

"It doesn't matter who was responsible for the bidding and review process. Since we've signed the contract and followed all the proper procedures, they can't possibly back out now.

"Even if Dunhill Group wanted to renege, it would be their breach of contract, and they would owe us compensation. In any case, the Henderson family won't suffer any losses."

Harold's expression relaxed a bit, and he nodded approvingly.

"Yvonne, you have grown up and started paying attention to company matters."