Richest Mogul

Chapter 1330

Rosa paused, but Gloria’s face remained a mask of indifference, leaving Rosa unsure of her thoughts

An unsettling sensation ciept over Rosa, making her feel as though her innermost thoughts were laid bare before Glotia.

However, that feeling of anxiety didn’t last long. Rosa soon reassured herself that even if her thoughts were apparent, it didn’t matter. She was merely protecting her interests.

“I’ve looked into this online, and I was shooked to find how similar they look. But that doesn’t mean Ned and Joe have any connection. I would like to ask you to talk to Ms. Sullivan. She has been pursuing my fiancé multiple times, and it’s becoming quite distressing for me. Her actions infringe upon my rights.

“Ned and I are about to get married, and I really don’t want Ms. Sullivan to interfere anymore. I understand your feelings about Joe’s passing. It’s indeed tragic. But just because two people look alike doesn’t mean they are the same.”

After speaking, Rosa studied Gloria, but the older woman remained stone–faced, revealing nothing. There was no sign of emotion, no clue as to what she was thinking.

It was similar to how Joe presented himself–enigmatic and unreadable. Just being silent gave him an air of mystery, as if he could see right through Rosa’s thoughts and feelings.

In this In this tense atmosphere, Rosa felt as though she was merely talking to herself. She tried to

to speak further

is for me. I need your help.

harassment. That would only make things worse for everyone, and I would hate for

sure Gloria

her

felt as if her thoughts were completely

you feeling guilty?” Gloria

moment, then raised an eyebrow in disbelief. She stood up

Are you really going

and day out. You should

not me. She has no business obsessing

you don’t want to end up with nothing, it’s time to face the truth foen promise you a lite free from financial worries,” Glorin said calmly, her voice

her

got it all wrong. He is Hed, and he can only be Hed He’s not your grandson and has nothing to do with you. I came to talk to you and Ms Sullivan today

understand how deeply you feel about the loss of your grandson, and I empathize with you. But that doesn’t give you the right to transfer your pain onto me.