Chapter 188
In the end. Ollie merely made a dismissive gesture. "What's the point of opening the door? You'll just disrupt my business talk with Miss Rowland.
At that, the assistant withdrew his hand.
Thea chuckled, a glimmer of mischief in her eyes. "Thank you very much, Mr. Windrow."
She then slipped into the private room, preking out to see the people outside enter, ask a few brief questions, and then
leave.
Once they were gone, Ollie promptly, though impatiently, showed her the door. "You'll be leaving now, Miss Rowland, correct? I assume I don't need to invite you to stay for dinner."
Thea remained calm as she pulled out her phone, her tone perfectly open. "Due to certain special circumstances, I won't be showing up at public events much going forward. So, we'll need to exchange contact information." Ollie's eyes narrowed with an amused smile as he studied her. "You look so young. I have to wonder just how long Sparkle Rocks will hold out under your management."
Thea raised an eyebrow. "You won't be disappointed. After all, you've done business with us for years, and I'm sure this partnership is only going to continue. Mr. Windrow, here's to a successful collaboration," As Thea walked out, Ollie absentmindedly fingered the ring on his index finger, lost in thought,
The assistant beside him murmured. "The new president of Sparkle Rocks really is named Thea, but I never met her. That woman just now didn't look like a president. Could we have been deceived?"
Ollie chuckled softly. "And if she did deceive us, so what? Is there anyone in Silvercreek who'd dare to mess with me?"
A faint trace of fragrance lingered in the air, a reminder of Thea's recent presence. Ollie's lips curved slightly, a smile that didn't reach his eyes.
"Interesting. Send someone to Key Biskane to dig into Thea's background. Find out if she's connected to the Rowland family I'm thinking of," he said.
the
up, all asking why she hadn't attended the dinner with Ollie that day. She gave them a casual excuse, saying
her in the group chat, saying she was rude and irresponsible for leaving them to negotiate prices
are you telling me that before I arrived. Sparkle Rocks was just a mess?"The company pays you all quite well. Is that just so you can eat for free and do nothing? If you think you're not up
everyone. However, Thea knew there were likely still
that Sparkle Rocks had been operating smoothly for over two decades without major issues. Surely, if Joshua had known how tangled things were internally, he'd never have handed it over
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couldn't reveal her real identity just yet. She'd have to be
betraying her. If he had wanted to, he'd have done so today. In fact, he might
Thea decided she'd need to find an actor to temporarily stand in for her. That way, those lurking in the shadows wouldn't know what
It was Joyce. Instantly, Thea perked up. She hadn't been able
call, Joyce appeared with flawless makeup and an elegant gown, though her expression looked weary, and her
whose event Joyce was attending, when Joyce suddenly spoke up. "Thea, could you come back
Thea froze, wondering if she'd misheard. "When did
like she might cry again. She forced a weak smile as if trying to
was from a recent matchmaking meeting. Both sides were very pleased, so we decided to get married," Joyce explained. "Who's the groom? Thea's heartbeat quickened, a wave
can't tell you yet, but you'll know when you come back. I want you to be my maid
She spoke gently, her
her shoulders trembling as she
in. Noticing Joyce hastily wiping away her tears, his handsome face darkened
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