The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

me, since it’s a party, this charity donation is a bit dull, don’t you think? We’ve got a room full of aristocrats tonight, how about we auction off the opening dance?”

Chapter 125

Chapter 125

“Uh…”

The host didn’t expect someone to suddenly make such a request and felt a bit awkward.

When Amelia made this suggestion, a few people around also agreed.

So, most people suddenly thought this proposal was pretty nice and chimed in.

Anyway, this was a charity donation event. The key question was how to make these businessmen donate more money. Therefore, the host didn’t hesitate much and agreed to Amelia’s suggestion.

Rose Davis sneered, “I really don’t understand what this Keira has done to Amelia to make her so loyal to her.”

Chloe smiled, “I am not as good as her.”

Amelia had already been on the stage without anyone noticing. The host handed her the microphone and stepped aside.

stage, looked around at the audience, and then started to

should be the most attention–grabbing beauty of the night, right? Actually, I’ve been paying attention since the beginning. The two most attention–grabbing ladies tonight

changed. She turned around and put her glass on the table, grabbed Chloe’s hand,

careful, Amelia is clearly targeting you. Probably nothing good

understood, but Chloe

that. You don’t want conflicts, but conflicts

fight or compete, the more people want

wanted

taking over the Harper Group, becoming the global

was undoubtedly a once–in–a–lifetime event. She didn’t want to miss it…

was once again treated like a thorn in the eye.

whole room tonight. How regrettable it would be if you aren’t in the opening dance?” Some people might not know

Chloe’s participation.”

clapping, and then the whole banquet hall followed with applause. Rose Davis’s face was icy, “Chloe… Amelia is doing this on purpose. Guess Lance will… Are you

Davis tried to speak as subtly as possible, but she didn’t know how

love, just ended like that.

to heal. Adding insult to injury, rubbing salt in the wound, they really don’t

“I’m okay.”