Chapter 89 Sense of Formality
Puzzled, Claire opened the folder to find it was filled with property
transfer agreements as well as share transfer agreements. The total net worth of everything being transferred was in the billions.
She immediately had a feeling that Sean intended to knock her out with
expensive gifts.
“Oh, no!”
She shoved the folder back into Sean’s hands. “It’s not about the money, Sir. There should be a sense of formality and pomp, right?”
Sean held rather old–fashioned beliefs when it came to that.
Among the Vanderbilts, marriages started with the exchange of promises, and then an engagement party before the wedding. That had been the tradition for
centuries.
Moreover, the women who wanted to marry a Vanderbilt were so obsessed wi their dream that they did not care about anything ceremonial.
As long as they could marry a Vanderbilt, they were fine even if the wedding were just going over to a county clerk’s office for registration.
What Sean was giving Claire would be considered betrothal gifts, but Claire evidently did not care for them.
He had never felt this defeated before. After staring at Claire, he heaved a heavy sigh. “Okay. Give me some time to play. Still, these are your betrothal
-
ts. You should accept them.”
He had never felt this defeated before. After staring at Claire, he heaved a
heavy sigh. “Okay. Give me some time to play. Still, these are your betrothal gifts. You should accept them.”
“No way! I haven’t said yes yet!”
As soon as Claire said that, her phone started buzzing. It was a call from
Mr. Smith.
Her heart sank.
She suddenly remembered something she had forgotten about.
She snuck a glance at Sean before answering the call as softly as she possibly could. “Mr. Smith.”
Mr. Smith’s fawning voice echoed from the phone. “We’ll be having our wrap party tonight at The Regalia. Have you … asked Mr. Vanderbilt about it?
Will he come?”
Mr. Smith sounded so hopeful that Claire forced herself to hum in affirmation
on her lip.
out laughing and ended the call soon after.
the call, Claire had
word spoken through the
great at sounding perfunctory.
Smith intentionally ignore the awkward tone in her voice, or did he actually
to find Sean
Sense
so demure and
look
up with a
tonight. They’re
lip and stared at him with wide, pitiful eyes.
chuckled and feigned helplessness as he shook
too well.”
do you not feel well? Is it your shoulders? Do you need a massage?
started massaging his shoulders as she
to my marriage proposal.
eyes and solemnly asked, “What’s your answer
Smith was a good man who treated her well, there was no need to sell herself
her hands back and turned to face the front with her chin held up
matter of principle!
and stared at her.
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Sense
her arms around his. “Why would I be mad over something
eyebrow. “You don’t.”
smarter now. It seemed like there was no way
by the entrance to Moonlight Bay. Claire looked at Sean,
take care
want to go to the party because he had other matters to attend
the wrap party tonight, so you’ll have to take care of dinner
a hum of
Claire returned home, Julia was excited to hear about
go,
Julia was Claire’s assistant.
set for so many days that she should
party.
turned her head to look at Belle and Jon. What
he could help take care of them. However, Sean was busy, so the children’s care
she would miss out on the chance to
she sweetly pleaded, “Mommy, Mommy, I
licked his lips and also skipped over to grab Claire’s other
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