The Woman From Hell

Today was the last day Sylvester had to consider his answer.

If he had not given us an answer before the clock strikes twelve then our plan would have failed.

Seeing Theo so calm, I could not help but be curious. "Are you not worried?"

He put down his work and looked at me. His gaze was soft, just as his tone was as he said, "Even if Sylvester doesn't agree to a partnership, we still have other plans, no?"

"Maybe so but still, working with him would be the most convenient."

Once we cooperate, I would have countless possibilities to get close to Sylvester and that would give me the opportunity to get into Yard Mansion.

"Sit down, it'll happen sooner or later. Don't worry too much." Theo gestured for me to sit down.

I pulled out the chair in front of him, put my phone on the table, and kept my eye on it, afraid that I would miss the message.

"Sylvester is a smart man. He'll respond," Theo said. He could probably tell I was still worried.

Raising a brow, I looked at Theo and asked, "Why do you say so?"

to be good. Otherwise, there'll be no way to spur them on. At present, Grant Corporation is the most beneficial to his development in Whaldorf City. This is Sylvester's best bet. Even if he manages to guess that

enter Yard Mansion later to search it since this is a private matter between me and Silas, and it has nothing to do with him. If I can strike a heavy blow on Silas, Sylvester will be even happier, no?"

nodded. "Yes, that's it. But we can't rule out that Sylvester might

a lot of trauma to Sylvester while he was growing up in Yard Mansion." I could tell from Sylvester that he did not seem to want to recall

was as he said, that I was

slowly passed yet I received no messages from

be dramatic with this and only reply to

Theo said to me after he

up my

Theo made me put

if Sylvester messages

him." Theo smiled and then forcefully dragged me out of the office

my phone with me. Seeing

"Okay."

learn to be as calm as Theo. Alas, I just could not control

went back to the company. "Walk