Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 29

Olivia’s life assistant had been set up for her a while ago. But she didn’t need the assistant’s services since she was living and dining at school these past few days.

However, with a planned meeting with Andrew the next day, she reached out to her assistant in advance.

The assistant, Susan, was a short–haired girl with a round face. She exuded efficiency and professionalism.

The following morning, Susan arrived early, bringing along breakfast and a selection of gifts.

Olivia didn’t get a chance to discuss gifts since they reached out quite late the previous day, and the mall stores were already shut. However, Susan, always thoughtful, brought along some toys perfect for boys around four or five.

This thoughtful gesture pleasantly surprised Olivia, especially since she was uncertain what to gift Andrew.

“Thank you,” Olivia expressed.

A hint of shyness appeared on Susan’s face, contrasting her usual confident demeanor.

She resembled a young girl receiving praise from an elder.

“Haha, I got a compliment from the legend!” she mused.

Although Susan wasn’t a top performer academically, she held a deep admiration for high achievers. She had heard tales of Olivia’s accomplishments at their company and was aware that the “Charm” brand wouldn’t exist without Olivia. This admiration for Olivia was profound.

Securing the role as the legend’s assistant was a testament to Susan’s determination and efforts.

For breakfast, Susan had brought sandwich and milk. These were Olivia’s regular choices, simple yet delicious. The soy milk was especially aromatic and rich, with minimal sugar added.

It was evident that Susan had done her research, understanding Olivia’s preferences down to the details.

With some time to spare, Olivia invited Susan to relax for a bit while she

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engaged in some reading and research.

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Susan remained still, not daring to make a move. However, her eyes were alert and active, darting around as she meticulously took in every detail of her surroundings.

should

as the ocean. Within their team “Charm,” Olivia is not just a member but a

had clinched a significant national biology award. She

on platforms like Wikipedia. But the employees at “Charm” had

facial mask that was both safe and effective at refining pores. However, they always fell short. If they prioritized safety, the effectiveness was compromised. If

they focused on effectiveness, the safety was inadequate,

been researching for half a year without success. They

mix. She spent ess than three days in the lab and resolved

contest Olivia’s findings. Yet, within half an hour,

everyone at “Charm” hoped Olivia would join the company lab

She wasn’t particularly interested n cosmetics research and only occasionally

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maintaining an expert

Susan not admire such

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she was stunningly beautiful, even more so than movie stars. She

wasn’t a flaw. Those with true talent often have a hint of detachment.

room doubling as a study. Olivia was right next to the living room. Susan was cautious about making

during her school days. Her spoken English was fluent, and her written skills were impeccable. She even translated numerous novels and TV shows during her college years. With that thought, she cautiously approached. “Olivia, let me help you with the translation.” After saying this, her gaze fell on the documents on the table, and her previously confident

these? She didn’t

few documents and handed them over, “Do you know French or German? Choose one.”

looked taken aback, her confidence replaced by a

what she just said?

silence, Olivia glanced up, understanding immediately. She smiled, “You can rest

Olivia being so gentle, Susan grew bolder. She curiously looked at the documents and sheepishly said, “I thought they were in English.” “Many have been translated

slight errors, so Olivia always preferred the

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many languages do you speak?” Olivia pondered for a moment, “Around seven or eight. There are a few I’ve only recently started learning, so I’m not very fluent in them yet.” That’s incredible! Susan was

off. Yet Olivia, who knew so many languages, never boasted about it. “Olivia, do you have any good learning methods?” Susan wanted to pick up

lab and still finding time to learn languages,

naturally.

That’s straightforward.

vocabulary is hard. Susan asked again, “Olivia, do you have a good method for