The Heir's Secret Bride

SEND GIFT Chapter

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"Maeve, don't be angry." Bonnie looked vexed. "Alex probably sail that because he didn't want you to have other thoughts. When I told her that you moved out of the house, he thought that you had suffered some grievance...

Maeve looked at Bonnie's nervous expression and smiled. "I'm not angry. I know he has my interests at heart. Otherwise, he could have just asked me to stay for free. Why would he go through so much trouble?" Maeve was not someone who did not know what was good for her.

"Don't tell Alex that I told you okay?" Bonnie pleaded.

Maeve said, "Don't worry, I won't say anything."

Bonnie hugged Maeve happily, "You're the best. Will you still move next door to Alex?"

Maeve thought for a moment. "Alex gave me a discount out of goodwill, but I can't really take advantage of him. I plan to find another house soon, and I'll talk to him to ease the tension

Maeve was not particularly interested in that high-end neighborhood.

Now that she knew that Alex had sacrificed his interests to rent the house to her, she would not stay there. Otherwise, she would more or less be suspected of taking advantage of others through her relationship with Bonnie. Bonnie was full of apologies for Alex in his heart. If it weren't for her, Alex might have been able to get close to Maeve Bonnie sighed.

At the Noble Ladies Coffee Club meeting.

The rich ladies of the top Kleymond families all gathered here. It could be said to be an excellent social gathering.

Alexis was the focus of this group of people. With her status, everyone had to show her some respect,

"Betty isn't here today? I heard that Mr. Chatterly was hospitalized yesterday

"Don't say it out loudly. Betty and Alexis don't have a good relationship. Don't mention Betty if she isn't here."

That's true. We can't afford to offend either of them.

The Chatterly family was also a reputable noble family in Kleymond. They were only slightly lower in status compared to the Mcdaniel family, and they had cooperated on many

occasions.

exactly the same. They were arrogant and didn't care about anyone. Therefore, the two of them didn't get along well with each other. There was always tension between both of

elegant lady in a smoke-green dress with a snow-white shawt walked in. She had a faint smile on her face as

thank you on behalf

already put on a cold face. She was caught off guard by Betty's expression of gratitude

the Chatterly

the coffee cup elegantly. She still

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glanced at the noble ladies sitting beside her. They tactfully made way for the two

sat down beside Alexis and smiled. "Alexis, your daughter-m-law

moment, trying to decide if she should continue. Originally, she despised Maeve because of her background

that Maeve did not have the slightest intention of humbling herself to please Alexis just because she was Byron's mother. Hence, Alexis' impression of Maeve changed. Alexis and Betty had never been on good terms. Usually, they would not even acknowledge

Maeve had offended this woman and was here to complain to

she thought about it, Alexis' expression was calm. "Maeve is my daughter-in-law. Our

she knew that Alexis had misunderstood, Alexis thought that Betty was here to look for trouble, so Alexis had to

because he ate something wrong. It was Maeve

was the pillar of the Chatterly family, and everyone in the family respected him. If anything happened to him,

didn't bother that the Mcdaniel family had been so secretive about this matter. She hurriedly brought a

she a designer? How is she able to

sure?"

Betty smiled. "I don't have your daughter-in-law's contact number, so I have to ask you for a favor and pass this gift to her. If there's a chance in the future, we'd like to thank her personally." Seeing such a gentle expression on

had been enemies for many years. As their characters were similar, they didn't like each other. Even if the

the initiative to express her goodwill

was different from what Karen had

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and scanned the glossed design draft. Then, she sent it to Fiora's phone and asked

a while,

silent when she saw the long and nitpicking comment Fiora stopped short of

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