Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 261

In the afternoon, Olivia and Daniel went to the kindergarten to pick up Andrew.

On the way, Daniel mentioned something.

Some time ago, when he was volunteering, he met a young man named Noah who was at the same age as him.

“Noah is only 29 years old. He has been married for seven years.” Daniel sighed.

Olivia nodded. “He married early. He barely reached the legal age for marriage back then.”

“And what is your opinion?” Daniel turned to look at her.

Olivia felt a little bit weird. Why would she have an opinion? Some people married young and some old. It was just their choice. There was nothing to comment about.

“I don’t really have one.” She shook her head.

“You don’t?” At the red light, Daniel stopped the car and turned to look at Olivia, his expression kind of complicated.

Olivia frowned.

She couldn’t make out what he was trying to do.

She was about to ask him what was going on today.

Yet before she could, she heard his mellow deep voice just beside her ear. “Olivia, let’s get married too.” Unexpected of such a question, Olivia looked up at Daniel in shock.

The traffic light had turned green. Daniel turned around and looked ahead, pressed on the accelerator with his right foot and the car rushed out like an arrow.

He didn’t turn to Olivia again, yet he said solemnly, stressing every syllable, “Olivia, let’s get married.”

“Get Married?” Olivia repeated his words in her head.

She squeezed her fingers, unsure of what to answer for a moment.

She didn’t expect him to bring up this topic so soon. She had barely thought about it.

So she hesitated, trying to figure out what to reply.

Yet then, Daniel continued, “If you haven’t made up your mind, we can get engaged for now. How do you think?”

Engage?

Olivia took a breath of relief.

She nodded at Daniel and agreed. “Okay!”

Daniel was so happy that he was lost for words for a while.

He made it! That was wonderful!

Daniel was a very sophisticated person. He understood humans pretty well. He knew how to negotiate.

He had read a lot of psychology.

once read something called House Splitting Effect. There was a dark room, if someone proposed to open the window, the proposal was very likely to be denied by a group of people, however, if another

using the

was to engage, not to marry for

Andrew, the three of them went to a nearby restaurant for

Daniel proposed to get married. She felt that she had

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initiative to

you think we need to think about it

sat on the chair. He had already taken off his jacket and was only wearing a white shirt. The cuffs were rolled up,

words, he

said in his deep, cello–like

No need?

Olivia looked up,

beautiful eyes filled with

fingertips on the table and said,

hand that was holding the fork paused in the air. She looked over in shock. “A week

his head. “This is a good

a bit of a rush? Would they have the time to prepare everything

There were many things to prepare. They needed to make arrangements for the

confidently. “I’ve

phone and showed the photo to

is the engagement venue. It’s at the old

the guests, I don’t think we need to invite a lot of people.

are ready. Try them on and see if there’s anything

the rings had been customized. They

Daniel was talking excitedly.

when he turned around, he saw Olivia looking at him calmly with

skipped

thought to himself, “Oh

looked up and said slowly,

trick,” Daniel said righteously. “I am just insightful. I knew we would get

closer to Olivia and whispered, “I really want

he gave Andrew

pitifully.

softened. She held Andrew in her arms and shook him.

“Then would you like to be

course, I do.” Olivia lowered her head and

Daniel was very productive.

he announced the engagement to the

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posted on Twitter: Dear Princess, I’ll see you

Group’s subsidiaries reposted this Twitter and posted at the same time: “Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs.

This tweet

the engagement of the richest man instantly hit the

was at the top

news outlet

in the financial column, entertainment column,

The netizens were dumbfounded.