Dear Sweetheart novel

His Precious Love Chapter 368

Hearing Rayna’s remark, Ringo was filled with astonishment.

She’s simply too smart! With her help, it doesn’t seem that difficult for Jefferson to reclaim the Terblanc family’s succession rights.

The long journey from Frosa to Yartran took ten hours, and they even had to make a layover midway. Fortunately, it didn’t take them long. They would be landing in another three hours.

Rayna had been sleeping ever since she boarded the plane. For that reason, she was wide awake after transferring flights. Putting on headphones, she tapped on the small screen twice and ended up with a news program.

The host’s voice drifted out of the headphones. It was the 43rd World Economic Conference, whereby renowned company owners around the globe would gather together to discuss economic issues and the like.

For such a program, filming rights were awarded to certain organizations or television stations. The angles were superb, ensuring that the audience could see each person’s expression clearly.

The tall and slender man who made his appearance last had Rayna’s eyes turning red–rimmed.

At that time, she hadn’t yet made Curtis‘ acquaintance.

The man was wearing his usual polite yet shallow smile. His well–tailored suit added to his allure, rendering him mature and steady.

He pulled out a chair and sat down beside an older man.

From when he entered the place until the discussion began, he had been keeping a low profile without revealing his shrewdness.

There were many young and talented people from other countries, but they paled in comparison with him. It was as though they lacked his steady air no matter how much they tried to pretend otherwise.

As time passed, the atmosphere at the conference started easing. Everyone appeared to have grown lazy, whispering among themselves in groups of two or three and chatting together like friends.

The camera panned over to Curtis.

At that moment, the older man was speaking to him. He showed Curtis his passport, telling the latter that his child had doodled on it, so he could only return to his country when his new passport was ready.

Chuckling lowly, Curtis commented, “Well, kids are all pretty naughty. It won’t take much to apply for a new passport.”

“I only had my daughter when I was forty years old, so I pamper her greatly, the older man said. “You must have been married long ago, yes? Do you have a kid yet?”

“No, I’m not.”

Are your standards too

getting married and having kids aren’t as fun as making money.” Curtis

“Don’t think that way. I thought the same back then, but I later discovered that things seemed meaningless when I’d played the field, built my company, and made a fortune. In life, other

“This is an economic

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leaned close to the camera and waved before putting on a

side, seemingly

his body within the camera frame. “All this

once in three years, and everyone will forget about me in

expression on Curtis‘ face when he finally entered the camera range, Rayna burst into

big shots attending the

after, the conference ended, and all the participants left one by one. The cameraman

lifted her hand dazedly and outlined his features through the screen, her

miss you so

in Yartran, it was

them to wait at the airport. After exiting the lobby, he protected Jefferson and

as though she was

won’t dare do

worried but all anxious when things are fine. As punishment, let’s not

Words eluded Ringo.

the city center of Yartran. They continued heading south, upon which a grand and luxurious manor gradually came into view

Jefferson in the past, she had never been to his

gave off an ancient and stately feeling, whereas the Terblanc residence gave one a feeling of having gone back in time to the

only arrived at the parking lot after

from the car. When Rayna had climbed out, he took

car.

Old Mr. Terblanc about your return, Sir. He

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it,” Jefferson replied mildly, his face

your father, Jefferson. We want to reclaim the Terblanc family’s succession rights, so we still need to rely on his favor for

his resentment away.