Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 129

“Why don’t you say something, Great Scientist? Could it be that you can’t afford it?” Ethan stared at Olivia with a sharp gaze.

The others began to whisper.

“Oh my, don’t tell me she doesn’t want to pay for it?”

“I heard them talking just now. They said the dress Olivia is wearing is made from a tailor’s shop. She can’t even afford a proper gown. I bet she doesn’t have much money.”

“That’s for sure. Didn’t she make a righteous remark just now? I thought she was some outstanding scientist whose name would go down in history. As it turns out, she couldn’t pay a single cent. How embarrassing.”

No matter what they said, Olivia just leaned against the railing quietly with an indifferent expression.

Seeing this, Ethan sneered. “Does she think that she could get away by playing dumb?

He stroked Emma’s hand to comfort her. Then, he smirked and was about to speak to Olivia.

Right then, a dignified and elegant middle–aged woman in a gown made her way through the crowd and walked up to Olivia. “Miss Olivia.”

Olivia nodded. “Is he here?”

The middle–aged woman replied, “Yes, he is.”

Just as everyone was wondering what they were talking about, a stylish old man rushed over.

After looking at him for a while, they said in shock, “Abel! The world–renowned designer, Mr. Abel Dubois!”

It was understandable that people didn’t recognize Abel right away. He used to dress very fashionably whether at a show or a party and had a unique and quirky style that stood out among many celebrities.

However, other than the face, the old man in front of him looked nothing like Abel.

His hair was flat, looking as if he had just randomly applied hair gel on it. Instead of wearing uncommon outfits as he did in the past, he was clad in

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ordinary suit, exuding an air of simplicity,

was

brightened up a little. She nodded at him and said, “Sorry to trouble you to come all the

“No, no, you’re being too polite. It’s my honor to be able to

soon as he finished speaking, everyone was

arrogant and confident Abel?” “And what is Olivia’s relationship with him? Why is Abel so respectful to

crowd was confused.

Emma’s side. After examining the gown carefully, he concluded, “It can be fixed.” Then, he turned to look at Olivia. “Miss Olivia, don’t worry. This dress

to the middle–aged woman and said to Abel. “If you need anything, you can

did not expect a sudden turn of events. He frowned and questioned Olivia,

“Can’t you see? Miss Olivia is trying to compensate for the

on his words and looked at Abel with hostility. But he kept his manners and asked, “Mr.

was instantly

“Oh, gossip.”

people who had improper thoughts shifted their gazes between Olivia and Abel, weaving a

up his body and said in a serious tone, “I’m not obliged to tell you about my relationship with Miss Olivia. But you are questioning her character. In order to dispel

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“Six years ago, my granddaughter fell seriously ill. It was Miss Olivia who came forward and saved her

were like a slap to Ethan’s face

nodded reluctantly and said. “Oh, I see. So, Mr. Dubois, you came to fix the dress to repay her

his head. “No, I’m not repaying her kindness by fixing the dress, but

you mean?”

she subconsciously

the gown Emma was wearing and slowly

and empathetic heart. The gown was meant to be given to her, so

to wear it. The gown thus lost its purpose. And it just happened that Mrs. Taylor wanted to buy

soon as he finished speaking, the room erupted with exclamations. They didn’t expect that there was such

out that Olivia had rejected it. However, after Emma had gotten it, she treated it like a treasure and couldn’t

is this possible?” Emma muttered in

eyes widened with surprise. Without caring if she was acting with proper decorum, she grabbed Abel’s sleeve and said, “Mr. Dubois, we asked you to fit the

“Miss Olivia doesn’t like Angel. Fortunately, I’d designed two gowns for her at that time. One

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