Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 124 The Heart-warming Scene at Repulse Bay

The atmosphere in the study was off. It was a place so strict that it made one feel suffocated. Despite Stanley’s youth, he exuded an aura of authority that surpassed an eighty-year-old man.

He was sitting at the desk, and his gaze was profound as he looked at her. Melinda walked toward him before he handed her a document. “Take a look.”

She stopped and reached out to take it before she perused the document with its simple, clear contents from the beginning to the end.

“If you’re okay with it, you can sign it. 150 million, no more or no less.” His voice was deep and magnetic.

She was unsurprised because she knew the renowned master pharmacist, Chloe Blackwood, was worth such a price. This 150 million was enough to prove his trust in her.

“Give me the pen!” Melinda extended her hand, to which he complied. She took it and signed her name next to his seal, making the agreement officially effective.

“My mother doesn’t like you,” he mentioned. Then, he asked non-hesitantly, “How are you going to approach her?”

“I have my way, of course.”

leave the study, feeling heavy-hearted. This matter was hard to solve, but she did

into the entertainment industry and seeing his figure everywhere in the news

exceptionally lavish. Jennifer did not ask the children what they wanted. to eat and arranged for the top chef to prepare the

and surprised. It had been at long time since the villa had seen such grandeur. Foie gras, abalone, lobster meatballs, roasted pork, fish stew, and more. This table

much!

were happily eating and chatting, with plenty

was happy to see Jennifer smiling without the slightest bit of anger. Usually, making any sound while eating at the Fox Family was forbidden. Today, she even sat across from them and personally served. dishes to them, saying, “If you like it, have some more.

own home.”

“Thank you, Grandma!”

should eat

melodious as bells,

her face. It had been a long time since she

Scene at

happy!

ever-changing lights, fragrant wine, and

noise indicated that