Chapter 148 They Overlooked Her In The Past

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Matthew, previously deep in a restful sleep, was now sharply awakened. His face, normally relaxed in slumber, was now marked by a cold, stern expression.

Despite this, he maintained a firm hold on Aurelia, embracing her tightly in an effort to offer comfort. It was clear she was experiencing deep distress, seemingly caught in the throes of a terrifying nightmare.

Within the safety of his arms, however, Aurelia’s agitated emotions began to subside gradually, as though she was pulling herself back from the edge of a harrowing dream scene.

“I hate all of you,” Aurelia declared with a newfound steadiness in her voice once she had regained her

composure.

Matthew listened intently to her words, a note of solemnity in his expression as he heard her repeat, “I hate you all.”

He wondered if she was referring to Curtis and Melanie. If indeed she was, Matthew thought it trivial to deal with them–mere nuisances he could dismiss with a flick of his fingers.

However, he understood that Aurelia preferred to handle matters on her own terms. Opting for discretion, he decided it best to feign ignorance for the moment.

Eventually, Matthew, who had awakened and found himself unable to return to sleep, gradually drifted back into slumber, soothed by the steady rhythm of Aurelia’s breathing.

In the subsequent days, life became markedly more difficult for Aaron after he had transferred the last of his funds from his card.

Having been accustomed to dining at Michelin–starred establishments, he now found himself relegated to quick, unremarkable meals at the office cafeteria.

His colleagues, who had once been overly flattering, seemed to have caught wind of his family’s financial woes and had begun to subtly probe him for information.

Particularly noticeable was the shift in office dynamics following the return of Xavier from a business trip. Those who once sought Aaron’s favor were now gravitating toward Xavier, relegating Aaron to a peripheral status within the company.

During his lunch break, concerned and desperate. Aaron made a call to Benjamin. “For the past two months, you haven’t transferred any money into my account. I’ve nearly spent all I have. Could you please deposit some more? Not much, just a million would suffice.”

Benjamin’s voice was tinged with frustration. “We’re facing unprecedented difficulties. We’re barely making ends meet; there’s hardly any money left in the accounts. Dad and I are at the office every day, trying to figure out a way to save the business. You know all

the question caused Aaron’s face to pale. “I earn only thirty thousand a month, and it barely covers my day–to–day expenses. Has the company

of the company’s struggles but not the full extent, Aaron felt a sudden anxiety grip him. Have things

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even worse than you imagine. These past two years, Dad and I have been borrowing heavily from banks to expand our company. There’s a real chance our company might collapse and go bankrupt. If that happens, our family

felt a surge of panic. “There’s still a way out, right? You’ve always shown exceptional business. acumen since your school days, spotting opportunities that many others couldn’t see. The company has improved several times over under your leadership these past few years. So, you can definitely find a way to

thought of losing everything sent him

I will do our utmost to revive it from the

Aaron lost in his own troubled thoughts in the silence of his

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now mostly empty villa. With both his father and Benjamin virtually living at the office, and

invited him to dinner with a lack of enthusiasm, “Come join us for

sitting at the table, seemed to have lost her appetite; the food at home had been uninspiring lately, lacking variety and

action tinged with a hint of shyness after

his spirits. No matter how distant others at the company had become. Melanie

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and failed to notice the subtle exchanges between

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her voice carrying a touch of revelation, “I heard from a friend today that Aurelia didn’t get into Old Mr. Gardner’s team through any connections. You see, Old Mr. Gardner is the type of person who wouldn’t even take his own son on board if he didn’t have real talent. So, it’s possible that… she might

had underestimated Aurelia’s capabilities and not truly recognized

“I’ve always thought highly of Aurelia,” she said to her mother, “but… some things aren’t as simple as we think. Also, it seems that Aurelia’s new boyfriend isn’t Mr. Gardner or Mr. Quigley, but

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