Reborn, Reawakened, Rekindled

Chapter 282

Well, since Neil had put it that way, there was no room for negotiation

We were talking big shots from Rosemont Making a fool of yourself in front of them? Heavy consequences.

Gloria’s face turned ugly, all her usual grace and dignity was gone She was looking at Bonnie, her eyes full of disappointment.

The host whispered to Bonnie, “Ms Tueley, please return to your seat.”

“Okay. “Bonnie responded with a downcast head, placed her speech on the podium, and quickly exited the stage.

I picked up her discarded speech, gave it a once-over, and tossed it into the nearby trash. Then, I continued where Bonnie had left off.

I was pretty pleased with Bonnie’s performance. It got my gears turning: my delivery was light but powerful.

About ten minutes later, my talk was over The room burst into applause.

I knew I did good that day

Bonnie, on the other hand, was a mess. From the moment she returned to her seat to the end of the summit, she had kept her head down, staring at the table. Her mind clearly elsewhere.

“Ms. Finch, hold up.” Everyone else had left, but Gloria stopped me. She brought Bonnie over. This was Bonnie’s fault today. She shouldn’t have taken your speech.”

Bonnie glanced at me, but I didn’t see any regret in her eyes.

I simply gave a cold laugh without saying a word and left.

On the way back, I had someone look into the mysterious phone number to see who called me. It might have given the cops a lead.

All I could do then was to wait for the investigation to bear fruit or for the caller to contact me again.

When I got back to Sterling Estates, I couldn’t help but think of the ring Neil tossed. It had been a few days: I wondered if anyone found it.

direction Neil tossed the ring. If I was not mistaken, it should have been somewhere in

made the ground a thin layer of white, making the search difficult. Soon

came from behind

then hed gotten a black coat on top, adding a touch of elegance to his cold demeanor.

and black clothes, Neil’s skin had a soft glow. He didn’t look like

I heard a puppy whining. I was afraid it

his eyes at the snow I’ve

engagement

to him was exhausting. He made

I was getting better at acting, so I just brushed off my hands and said, “Am I crazy? Do I need more

fell on my red, cold hands. He took off his

inside, still warm from his hands, and suddenly my hands felt

led

were short, and nights were long.

four or five in the afternoon, the sky had darkened. The

and long strides keeping him ahead.

to snow again. Small flakes lightly dusted our shoulders.

Whitmore, Ms. Finch, you’re back! The moment we entered the mansion, the housekeeper greeted us. “Would you like dinner prepared earlier today? “Hum”Neil responded. So,

cold, so I took off the gloves and placed them on the table. The

He was really busy. The

as busy so quietly drank my milk.

was good today” Neil put down his phone and

too” I responded casually,

coming later. Remember to answer the door. I’m going

bit puzzled

someone knocked on the door, bringing a big

the box. Then, I heard a pitiful

a puppy?