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Chapter 121 The Gathering

“Okay.” Cordelia nodded in agreement.

Thus, the two of them entered the private room first. After waiting for about ten minutes, Penny finally walked over with a man. They seemed engrossed in conversation and shared laughter.

“Delia, let me introduce you to Mr. Philip Gage, the owner of Gage Group. Mr. Gage, this is my good friend, Cordelia Youngblood,” Penny said politely.

Philip glanced at Cordelia and uttered, “I’ve read her profile.”

Cordelia quickly stood up and politely shook hands with Philip. “Hello, Mr. Gage. Thank you so much for taking the time to meet me.”

“I’m willing to offer you this opportunity, partially due to Penny’s recommendation and partly because I’ve been closely monitoring your company’s recent activities. Your PR capabilities are quite impressive.”

He had noticed the absence of any negative publicity surrounding Cordelia Group lately, and he attributed it to their remarkable public relations efforts.

Deep down, he still suspected that there was a connection between Cordelia and Osmond.

How else could she, at such a young age, build Cordelia Group into a thriving company in Jadeborough?

slightly, but she chose to remain

the situation would be a complicated task, especially considering her own lack of understanding regarding why the Chalker family had come forward

holding her hand as she spoke. “Delia, do you remember when you asked me

“You initiated the breakup?”

“Yeah!”

a soft sigh, her mind drifting as

once been a girl full of romantic aspirations, believing that she could spend a lifetime with her ex–boyfriend. However, after leaving the sheltered

of work, marriage, car loans, and mortgages came crashing down upon her, swiftly eroding her dreams of love. Even the strongest love couldn’t withstand the relentless pressure

with her ex–boyfriend over the betrothal gifts, Penny made the brave decision to break up. She sought solace from her boss, who

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the life I desired. Coming from a modest background. I didn’t want to endure such hardships again,” Penny confessed, her voice tinged

wise. Now living as an affluent lady, she had everything she desired. She didn’t need to hesitate

her husband had relationships with other women, Penny’s anger was tempered

with other partners. Their unconventional arrangement did not jeopardize

was filled with both understanding and confusion. “Penny, why are

matter of Penny’s personal values, and Cordelia chose not to judge her for it. However, she couldn’t