Fled With CEO’s Twin Babies by Sherri Roman

Chapter 56 Twitter Trend

Mia’s mood was still affected by the sudden appearance of Levi and Diana. So seeing Joe made her lose her usual calmness.

It had taken her five years to distance herself from the past, but these people seemed to keep popping up, stirring up terrible feelings inside her.

Joe looked at Mia in silence, while Mr. Lake, standing beside them, awkwardly interjected, “Miss Clinton… Mr. Smith is here to discuss the design with us…

Mia froze for a moment before quickly apologizing, “I’m sorry for my mistake.”

Joe remained noncommittal. “Since you’re so apologetic, why don’t you just use our design?”

Mia decisively refused his proposal, adjusting her mood. “That’s impossible. I believe Mr. Smith should also know that our design was created by Moontide, a previous gold medalist. It’s impeccable both in terms of design concept and final results.”

The Horizon Group and the Smith Group were collaborating on a project, developing a high-end community with holiday villas in the south of the city. The design plan played a crucial role in determining the direction of the project.

Joe nor Mia were willing to back down

design is unique, she isn’t as well-known. Master Warren, whom we invited, is a renowned designer worldwide and

her ground, undeterred. “Master Warren’s design is too conventional this time. Do you genuinely believe this is the

grew tense, and Mr. Lake, wiping the cold sweat off his forehead,

a solemn expression and whispered, “Miss Clinton, something has happened.”

his phone to Mia, revealing an

Young Lady from a Rich Family or

as a slutty woman lingering between various men, but it also posted a lot

inexplicably reached the top of

Mia’s face darkened.

despised most about this situation was not the person spreading such slanderous claims, but the fact that some people reveled in humiliating women, reducing their efforts to mere pursuits of beauty and men.

person responsible within the next day. Simultaneously, have our lawyers send letters to the Twitter platform, the account publishers, and