Facade of Love

Chapter 341 Ariel

I just brushed Idris off.

Alice hesitated for a moment before asking, “Is Mr. Young the chairman of Young Corporation?”

Idris only hummed in acknowledgment, not really giving a proper answer.

Alice caught the subtle nod and flashed a small, knowing smile, deciding not to pry any further.

“Hey, what’s the occasion? What brings Mr. Young to our humble neck of the woods?” Maxwell’s voice dripped with sarcasm.

Idris barely glanced at him, his face a mask of indifference, making it clear he was not about to

engage.

Maxwell, getting the hint that Idris was not biting, turned to Alice instead and asked, Where’d you go?”

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Alice showed him what she had in her hands and repeated the same thing she had told me.

Maxwell eyed Idris with a raised eyebrow, starting to say, “Mr. Young, with your family’s empire being so vast…”

He cut himself off, realizing maybe it was not the best comment to make.

waking up from their

Maxwell grabbed Alice to help hand out the Christmas presents

Idris and offered, “Care to help

a quick call, and before we knew it, a

newcomers with warmth and friendliness. Idris, true to form, kept his cool and responded with

walked up to Director Williams with a friendly nod. “Hey, Director Williams, I’m with Young Corporation. Mr. Young sent over some essentials for the kids. Could you have someone

was quick to thank him and got some of the orphanage’s teachers to help

my eye, I noticed Idris watching as they took big boxes off the car. I could not tell what was inside, so I asked him, “What’s

care of the

school supplies, along with a bit of sports gear,” Zoe added, her eyes drifting

just like Idris, always thinking practically, and with

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well, so he had gone all out, getting presents for every single kid in

now the center of attention, with a swarm of kids,

a skinny little girl of maybe four or five years old off to the side, clutching a grubby stuffed bunny. She could not make her way through the crowd, so she just stood there, hugging her bunny and watching

noticed her from a distance and made my way over. The little girl caught sight of me coming closer and shyly backed away a bit. I stopped, not too close, and flashed her a warm smile. ” Hey there,” I greeted, offering

couple of times, not saying a word. At least she did not retreat any further. She just stood there, eyeing me cautiously as if trying to figure

and glanced at the well–loved rabbit she clutched. “That’s a

little tighter

she did not respond, I chuckled softly and fished out some