Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 243: The Harm of Public Remarks

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In the president’s office, John slammed the newspaper in his hand onto the desk, scaring Alfred who shrank back. President Grant rarely lost his temper these years. The only person who could make him angry was Miss Serenity of the Rivers family.

John’s handsome face turned cold as he said sternly, “Tell me, what is going on?”

Alfred glanced at the newspaper on the table and complained bitterly in his heart. He had clearly followed President Grant’s instructions and suppressed the news of Gilbert Group temporarily canceling the engagement yesterday, but it was still reported today.

So be it, but he had to drag Serenity into it. The title of the column read: The marriage between the Rivers and Gilbert families was canceled, and the dream of Miss Serenity Rivers marrying into a wealthy family was shattered.

than anyone else that Serenity was more precious than pearls in

that the media had reported it so wantonly and portrayed Serenity as a woman

know what’s going on… I’ve already called to confirm, but the people over there are very tight-lipped

“Immediately buy all these newspapers and magazines, and direct the media to shift

Grant, I’ll go

Caleb knocked on the door and entered. He stood in front of his desk and reported, “Sir, President Grant got someone to buy all the newspapers and magazines about the temporary annulment of the marriage between Gilbert Group and Rivers

freely on the keyboard. He was not surprised by Caleb’s words at

figure out what he meant. He hesitated

his head from the beginning to

office, Gabriel finished dealing with the last email and took out a box of cigarettes from the drawer. He shook one out and lit it up in his mouth. He walked over and lifted a corner of the curtain. He looked at the busy secretary’s office outside and his gaze fell

no effect on her. She continued to work seriously and was

facing the window, her hair covering her fair face, and