Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 482:

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Carole froze, her expression one of sheer disbelief. It was clear that Kellan was explaining all of this to Allison.

As he lifted his eyes, his lips slightly pursed, and his dark eyes, veiled with an enigmatic shadow, seemed to draw one in like a bottomless chasm. The silence that had previously filled the room was suddenly shattered.

Allison hadn’t expected this either. Surprise flickered in her eyes. She had long assumed that Kellan wasn’t one to partner easily, much less bend to another’s plans.

Even more puzzling, Greenfield Group’s focus on fast-moving consumer goods hardly seemed to align with Charisma Company’s trajectory—unless it had something to do with Carole?

As Allison recalled the vast debt of gratitude owed by the Lloyd family to the Perry family, a theory quickly took root in her mind.

She responded with a calm, measured tone, “You two go ahead and discuss this. I’m waiting on someone here, so I’ll steer clear.”

tone, so relaxed and nonchalant, grated on Kellan’s nerves. It seemed that in trying to explain himself, he had only added unnecessary

hadn’t reacted as Ferdinand had anticipated; she hadn’t been prodded into revealing anything hidden

the sunlight shifted across the room, it fell across Kellan’s impeccably tailored trousers, casting his features in stark shadow, making him appear

ᴍᴏʀᴇ ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇꜱ ɪɴ ɢᴀʟɴᴏᴠᴇʟꜱ.ᴄᴏᴍ

noticed this shift. She was barely

business, there’s no harm in you listening

though the way she emphasized “our” was anything but subtle. She knew the collaboration proposal was strictly confidential—definitely

all about unsettling Allison, a move Kellan, with

just to add salt to the wound, Carole cooed, “Isn’t that

had only scratched the surface, knowing her merely as an employee, unaware of her substantial stake

that case, Mr. Lloyd, why not send me the proposal so I can

forthright, her words

Confidential files can’t just be handed out willy-nilly,” Carole interrupted, her surprise tinged with a faint sneer, as if

enthusiasm too seriously. She meant