Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 2096 Entry Denied

Davin and Sheila promptly left the Muir residence and headed straight for the research lab Patrick spent a fortune to establish.

After comforting the doleful Patrick, Layla went to the living room. Seeing no signs of them both, she asked a maid, “Where’s Sheila and Davin?”

“They left. There’s probably something urgent, for they both seemed to be in a hurry when they left,” the maid answered. Speechless, Layla heaved a sigh.

Now that things have come to this, what could be more important than the fact that Patrick is going to die soon? They’re really impertinent! Never mind, let’s not think about them anymore. I’ve got something more important to do!

She went upstairs to her bedroom and closed the door. Having done that, she started calculating her savings and the shares she secretly bought over the years.

“Half the shares of Iridescent Beauty Salon in the east is mine. Apart from that, I’ve got twenty percent of the shares of Mrs. Zimmer’s cosmetics company, thirty percent of the shares of Lizzy’s winery…”

added everything,

stake. She wanted to calculate whether her savings and the shares she secretly invested

experiences. After walking through life hand in hand for decades, all that was left was a façade of a loving couple. Inwardly, they each had their own thoughts and plans. Nonetheless, they

research lab. Alas, they couldn’t gain entry into the place. They could only look on through the glass windows

are we supposed to

fingerprints aren’t in the system. And even if we manage to do so, look, there’s a passcode lock over there that had been added some time or other. We can’t unlock the door either when we don’t have the password. Your father is really too cautious to have set up barrier after barrier. How afraid is he that others would know what exactly he’s researching that he’s

with all your rambling? Hurry up and figure out

simplest way is to have someone inside open

him a sidelong glance, Sheila started hammering on

something important to tell

wasn’t

turned a deaf ear

ignoring us, Davin! I’d been banging on the door for a while now, but they’re feigning ignorance. What should we do?” Sheila