My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"Both. You won't have a hard time over here, and the family can use the firm for some help," Aaron said. He paused for a little bit, and his expression turned serious. "Uncle Charles has begun to take action. Sooner or later, he'll need a law firm fully under his control to prepare for future lawsuits."

I nodded silently, as a sign that I understood. Although Aaron was usually nice to me, it was not to the extent of spending a thousand dollars just for this meager circumstance. This firm may be of great use to the family.

Maybe it's the last thing I get to do before I leave.

I thought about it for a while, and I decided to accept Aaron's arrangements. "That's settled then, but I have one more condition," I added.

"Anything for you, just say it," chortled Aaron. He was in a good mood, so he acted really generous to me.

"Ask the designer to remake the logo. I'm an employee who isn't officially a lawyer, yet I opened a law firm in my name. It looks too blatant. Let's use the Reid name instead," I said awkwardly.

judging from his self-restraint and temperament, he was probably an eminent lawyer with prominent status. It was already a grievance for someone like him to

the designer

quipped Emma excitedly. She crossed her arms and convinced, "Arianna,

your company's business failing so badly that you have to offer your services to your acquaintance?" Aaron remarked, raising his eyebrows while squinting

over and grabbed my arm. "It's a matter between Arianna and me now. What's wrong with creating a design for free as

Do you think you can make something on par with Reid Group's standard and class?" "Designs are subjected to different preferences. Does it mean that a company is remarkable just because it's huge? I

for the sake of the whole situation, people might criticize you and your company behind your back. You

said that I'm going to be humiliated? I'll make a design so outstanding that you'll shut your

flaming in their eyes, however, I had no choice but to interrupt. "It's just a signboard. The most important thing in the profession of

stared at me and turned their faces away at the

"Humph!" "Humph!"