Chapter 26

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"Mr. James, you... Valeria tried to find words, but she was at a loss, Barron had left her utterly speechless.

It seemed that she was having a particularly unlucky day, with both Barron and Hackett finding new ways to tease her.

Barron, on the other hand, was quite pleased with himself. He stood up and pulled Valeria to the table, urging her to sit down. "Come on, Valeria Sit. Be a good girl."

Then, he glanced disdainfully at his grandson, Hackett, and remarked, "You have no business here. Just do whatever you need to do. Don't be a nuisance. Valeria and I have things to discuss."

Valeria was utterly confused and turned to look at Hackett behind her.

Hackett took a seat directly across from her, suppressing his anger, and asked in a low voice. "What did you want to achieve by deceiving us into coming here?"

"You're mistaken I only wanted Valeria to come, not you. Didn't I say that? I want to introduce Valeria to a good man." Barron deliberately provoked Hackett across from him.

Hacken's brows furrowed instantly, His voice was laced with frustration. "This is absurd!"

Barron chuckled inwardly. He knew that Hackett still cared deeply for Valeria, even if he had not realized it.

Maintaining his composure, Barron replied, "How is this absurd? A few years ago, I handed Valeria over to you, thinking you were a responsible man. But what did you do? How did you treat her? How did you make her suffer? Now I've seen the light. If you two can't get along, so be it. I won't force it anymore. Since you can't provide happiness for Valeria, I'll find someone who can. That way, I can rest easy"

Hackett was speechless.

Barron shifted his gaze to Valeria, who was seated beside him. I know you don't like him and don't want to remarry him. I won't force it anymore. But you said you have someone else, which is clearly a lie. Do you think I can't see through that! So, I want to find a man who can truly bring you happiness.

"Mr. James, seriously, you don't need to do this for me. I can find someone on my own. You can't force relationships."

left her at a loss for words. Just yesterday, he had insisted on arranging her and Hackett's reconciliation,

resources at my disposal. Trust me. We'll find someone better than that brat." Barron's eyes flickered mischievously as he

don't have time for this. At that moment, Valeria just wanted to find an excuse

arrive. Just give it a shot. I think this young man is impressive in many ways. Barron glanced at Hackett again. "If you're uncomfortable sitting here, why don't you return to your business? I'm arranging a date for Valeria "Grandfather, is this necessary? You're setting up a blind date without even asking

now divorced from Hackett, and they no longer shared any significant connection. Still, Hackett could not quite understand why he felt an unexplainable sense of displeasure when he thought about Valeria

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it of yours? Could it be that you still care about Valeria? Does her going on a blind date make you

"No!" Hackett vehemently responded.

hinder us!" Barron wanted to

door to the private room

man entered, looking cultured and refined. He seemed to be

for being late, the man said

It's not that you're late, we arrived early. Let me introduce you. This is Valeria Sharp, our lovely lady. She's

Barron really had gone the extra mile, setting her up on

table. Hackett's face had turned sour at that point. His gaze

pleading look as if

Barron was currently unapproachable. Regardless of what he said, Barron would not listen. After a while, Barron unexpectedly proposed, "Since you've met each other now, why not go for a walk outside? Give

alright. Valeria was embarrassed enough to wish she could vanish, but she reluctantly

room

his coffee contentedly, observing Hackett's reaction

Hackett also stood up,

going while they're on their date? Sit down. Don't create a

back, his teeth gritted. "I'm going

way he'd let Valeria spend

excuse

voice echoed behind her. "Valeria, I'll drive you

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