Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 401

Summer was quietly on its way, with the midday sun scorching the cement ground and its heat sneaking into the nostrils.

Meanwhile, at the Landor Group.

Edward had arrived at the company early in the morning. Recently, he had been experiencing consecutive nights of insomnia, unable to wrap his head around certain matters. Finally, last night, he managed to organize his thoughts and was prepared to take action today.

Regardless of the outcome, he had to give it a try this time. Otherwise, it would remain an unknown variable.

A man walked through the entrance of the Landor Group. He wore sunglasses and a black short-sleeved shirt. He exuded: casual yet rebellious air. He looked handsome but not easy to get along with.

He strode up to the front desk and tapped the desktop a few times. “I’m here to see Edward.”

The receptionist looked up at the casually dressed man with an air of indifference. His impolite address for the boss made her think he was some hooligan. “I’m sorry, do you have an appointment? If not, I might not be able to announce your presence.”

“You’re doing your job really good, just like Trevon’s receptionist, he said.

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She didn’t quite catch whether his words were a compliment or an insult, but since she didn’t understand, she didn’t dare to speculate. She couldn’t afford to take risks. If anything went wrong, she’d be held responsible.

Frank had initially planned to head upstairs, but it seemed Edward would have to come down himself. Edward’s office was not easily accessible.

Leaning lazily against the front desk. Frank rested one hand on it and tilted his body, taking out his phone and dialing Edward’s number. The call was quickly answered. The voice on the other end was still as gentle as ever, but it sounded particularly grating now.

Perhaps his sister had been bewitched by this sophisticated charm.

Frank didn’t give Edward a chance to speak and cut to the chase. “Mr. Landor, it’s not easy to go visit your office.”

Edward immediately understood, guessing that Frank was currently downstairs. Without any hesitation, he responded, “I’ll come down.”

Frank was quite satisfied with this response. Edward hadn’t said he would call the front desk. Instead, he implied that he would come down himself.

After hanging up the phone, Frank nonchalantly stood at the front desk, playing with his phone. He didn’t say another word to the receptionist.

Before long. Edward did indeed come down. He was dressed in a crisp and well-ironed silver-grey suit, wearing glasses that perched on his nose. Even from a distance, he exuded an air of refinement and dignity completely different from Frank’s aura. He walked purposefully toward Frank.

The two men were nearly the same height, with only a one-year age difference between them.

Edward adjusted his glasses and said courteously, “I apologize for the wait.”

It was worth pondering why Frank had come to see him so early in the morning. There was no doubt that it was something important. This was a rare event, like snowfall in the desert.

Before turning away. Edward took a moment to instruct the receptionist. “In the future, when Mr. Roberts comes to the company, he can take the dedicated elevator and doesn’t need to report.”

“Understood, Mr. Landor”

spoke, “Such special treatment. Mr. Landor, are you seeking something?”

Perhaps he really was seeking something. He hadn’t expected Frank

could proceed according to his plan.

Frank’s steps slowing slightly as he walked behind. Edward opened the

naturally took their seats on the sofa, making themselves comfortable. Frank glanced around the simple room, which had a very minimalistic style. Even the sofa lacked

clean and

walking over gracefully

drinking coffee in the morning unless he hadn’t fully woken up and needed it to stay

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alert.

poured a glass of water and personally placed it in front of Frank, saying, “It’s freshly boiled, so it might be

hot.”

really was attentive.

leaned back on the sofa in a casual posture. Edward sat across

ask you about something. I hope you’ll give an honest answer” Frank

He nodded, saying. “Please

matters of cooperation, the only connection between them was

went to Artroyland with my sister and took good care of her. I also heard that you saved her. Can I ask, Mr. Landor, was it purely an

at Edward, who remained composed. He casually adjusted his glasses, looking even more sophisticated. He wasn’t

response. A coincidence as well as an aspiration of his

His gaze fixed on Edward’s eyes, trying to see through the lenses to

expression.

came here today to find out whether I deliberately approached Miss Roberts or if it was a coincidence. You

was direct and straightforward. Edward didn’t pretend and knew his true

seems you know the purpose of my visit, so why not share

anyone except for Kyle. At this moment, Frank was another exception. There was no avoiding

minute, Edward answered truthfully, “I think I’ve fallen for

surprised. Trevon had shown him pictures, and Edward had indeed been protecting Rose. Frank slightly parted his lips and

tried to expose Edward. Have you completely removed Natalie from your heart? She’s completely out of the

heart, that I see her as a younger sister from the past until now, do

asked in

several nights, Edward had figured things out quite clearly. His thoughts were fully consumed by Rose now Before going to bed, he would habitually check Rose’s ‘social media posts. If she

he would be foolish. He had initially planned to send a message to Rose after handling his affairs today to let her know his thoughts. However, Frank’s sudden appearance had thrown him

some doubts, but I believe that you like my sister. I’m not blind. Your rescue at the hospital wasn’t a coincidence, and going to Artroyland wasn’t

only a fool would abandon everything and chase after a woman.

obstruct anything but wanted to delve into his inner thoughts.

cleared up a lot. He smiled with a hint of mischievousness and asked, “Mr. Roberts,

sincere, with no ulterior motives.”

Edward reassured Frank.

shot him a glare, picked up his glass, blew on the hot water, and took a sip.