Mr. Wright and Mrs. Right by Minerva Sowle

Chapter 31 Heavyweight Drinker

Suzanna’s smile froze at Gwendolyn’s question, but she quickly composed herself and smiled even more brightly.

She pulled Gwendolyn aside and whispered, “These directors are influential figures in Grandeur Group. One word from any of them would make or break our artists‘ casting opportunities in the drama. So try not to upset them, Ms. Shalders.”

Gwendolyn nodded expressionlessly in response.

They returned to the table after their whispering.

Tom, Harry, and Peter had not stopped staring at Gwendolyn since she entered the private room. Gwendolyn wanted to throw up under their lustful stares.

Tom was the first to speak up. “Ms. Shalders, you’re really as pretty as the rumors say. You’ve got a great figure too.”

“You’re too generous. The three of you are truly exceptional and successful,” replied Gwendolyn obligingly.

Suzanna quickly invited everyone to take their seats before toasting Gwendolyn, “This is your first business meeting since joining the company, Ms. Shalders. Please allow me to toast to a successful deal.”

As she spoke, she pushed a glass of red wine into Gwendolyn’s hand.

Gwendolyn swirled the liquor around the glass and sniffed the bouquet elegantly. “Hmm, a 1982 Château Lafite Rothschild. What an excellent wine.”

She smiled and clinked glasses with Suzanna before polishing off the wine in a single gulp.

Harry jumped in to flatter Gwendolyn, praising, “Ms. Shalders, I didn’t take you for a wine aficionado. You can hold your drinks well too. How utterly charming. I hope you’ll accept my toast as well.”

“Aren’t we discussing the casting for Grandeur Group’s drama project? Why haven’t any of you brought the subject up?” asked Gwendolyn.

Calmly, one of the directors replied, “Of course, we’ll get to it, but we should have a few glasses and relax before getting down to serious business. I’m sure you understand how this works, don’t you, Ms. Shalders?”

They smiled at Gwendolyn and raised their glasses at her.

Gwendolyn did not put off their requests and downed glass after glass of wine.

Meanwhile, Noah knocked on the door to the CEO’s office at Wright Construction Group.

He entered the room and politely handed a dossier on Gwendolyn’s background to Maverick.

“Boss, our men have investigated her three times. This is the final, organized information we have on

her background for your review,”

the documents from his assistant and read them several times, his

furrowed.

Gwendolyn’s background seemed perfectly ordinary until it came to her life before she was fifteen years

about her coming from an orphanage. No other details were available, not even regarding when she was

someone in this world that my genius hackers can’t

employer’s doubts and asked,

documents in his office, adding, “She’s deliberately hiding her true background from us. We’ll just be wasting our efforts investigating her. The only thing that’s certain is that her background isn’t as

windows in his office and lit a cigarette, his gaze dark

a dinner meeting tonight, which was booked a

“Yes.”

Grandeur Group took

drink during their three rounds of

polished off six

cheeks were mildly flushed despite the amount of liquor she had drunk, which

she struggled to

expect her to be a heavyweight at drinking. Even the directors are

about to collapse at the

wine and downed it

smile so beatific

but

which they had to see

asked, “Why did everyone stop drinking? If that’s too much liquor to

raised her

directors hastily turned to Suzanna,

drink one more glass of wine, they would surely collapse and spend their

her teeth in annoyance. Plying Gwendolyn

given her a packet of

caught her hint and smiled at

have you seen the production plan for

latest version.

to receive the

of glass shattering filled

had knocked Gwendolyn’s wine glass off

my God, I’m so sorry! I didn’t mean it, Ms. Shalders. I must be kind of tipsy. Let me

suspiciously but did

with a new wine glass, which she filled with

knowing looks with Peter and quickly raised their glasses to

said, “There’s no rush for that. Let’s treat