A Film Queen

Chapter 158 On the Hunt for the Perfect Match

Suddenly, George made an entrance, looking sharp in a sleek suit, his aura both icy and polished, almost like he’d just stepped off a runway. Trailing behind him was a servant, arms loaded with various things.

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As George walked in, the old man’s face lit up with a smile. Using a cane for support, he stood up welcomed him, “Ah, George, you’ve made it. What’s with all the stuff, though?”

George had brought quite the haul with him, setting up his collection of coffee, cigarettes, alcohol, health supplements, and more in the living room corner, turning it into a mini marketplace.

In response to the old man’s question, George smiled, “I just thought it was the right thing to do, Old Mr. Burnett. I’ve been swamped with work and couldn’t visit earlier. Managed to squeeze in some time today, so here I am to see you.”

Philip, hearing this, let out a laugh. He was obviously touched but kept up a bit of a stern front,

commenting. That explains why Andrew can’t stop singing your praises. Always so thoughtful. Next time, bring yourself; there is no need for all the extras.”

It was clear Philip had a soft spot for George. After all, George, who had been taken in by another family as a kid, was academically brilliant, good–looking, and skilled in multiple areas. His success in managing the Tates and business had made him quite the favourite among the older generations.

Knowing Philip liked things a certain way, George always wanted to make a good impression. “Will do, Grandpa, he complied.

Philip’s smile widened at George’s answer.

“Stephanie, let’s get a cup of coffee for George,” he called out. E

Stephanie, who was nearby, responded with a shy smile and a nod, “Right away?”

mesmerize Stephanie with his every move. Despite being around many high achievers and successful people, she felt particularly drawn to

who she wanted by her

asked, “George, would you like some

her, “Actually,

off guard, knowing that the Tates weren’t usually fans of milk–based coffee. Had she

answered, “Of course, George.

him. The Burnetts, a leading family with only

status and genuinely cared for

the

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the couch. He casually asked,

George replied calmly, “Twenty–three.”

Not so young anymore, are

with a smile, opting

beads when he questioned, “Got someone

and Jonathan

rolled up their sleeves and stared down George,

confront him if he said anything

they knew he was up to

noticed the two blocking the view, raised his eyebrows, and asked, “What in the world are you two doing blocking the

and Anthony were

protecting Milly that they momentarily forgot about Philip’s

with a quick excuse: “Grandpa,

remained silent; so