His Unveiled Passion

The dinner party soon came to an end.

On the way home, Samuel glanced over at Tessa and asked, "Tessa, how did your conversation with Torin go?"

Tessa gave a vague answer. "It was fine. We even exchanged contact information."

Hearing this, Samuel immediately looked pleased. "That's good. The Covington family is a perfect match for us. Torin is a fine young man, well-educated, capable, and from a respectable family. You two could consider spending more time together and see if anything develops."

Tessa's expression remained indifferent. Her voice lowered slightly. "Dad, I told you before. Right now, I am focused on my career."

Samuel heard the edge in her tone and realized she was unhappy. He let out a soft sigh and did not push further.

When they returned to the Yates residence, Tessa kept her usual cool expression as she headed upstairs.

She passed Marianne on the staircase and gave her a polite, emotionless nod. Marianne smiled in return.

sight upstairs, Marianne turned to Samuel and asked,

on the living room couch just as one of the housekeepers brought over a cup of hot

introduced her to Torin at the party. When we were on the way back, I asked her about it, and she

sat down beside him. "You really should not have. The last time you brought

for her. I know the Covington family well. I caught up with his parents the other day, and they're thinking the same thing. Our families are well-matched.

softened her tone, speaking

but if she doesn't want it, you should not force the issue. It's good that she's e focused on her work right now. She is young,

choices when the time

moment, then nodded. "You're right. I

has her own plans, and I

had called to reserve a luxury handbag as a birthday gift

boutique just to qualify for the order. But Tessa had a black-card VIP status, and Yates Corporation was one of the

that the bag had arrived and asked whether she preferred home delivery or to pick it