Chapter 227 Strangers Once More

“Come on, it’s time to eat.”

Haleigh came out of the kitchen, eagerly looking towards the living room, and then froze. “Oh… Ms. Wescott, why is it just you? Where’s Gavyn?”

Jacquelyn smiled gently, “He has some matters to attend to, so he went upstairs first.”

Haleigh raised her eyebrows, “This kid, the guests are still here, and he just went upstairs by himself, not showing any gentlemanly manners at all!”

“Please don’t hesitate, Mrs. Delacruz.”

Jacquelyn understandingly said, “It’s alright. After all, this is our first meeting, so it’s normal for him to be a bit slow to warm up. We’ll get to know each other gradually.

I just happen to have something to attend to as well, Mrs. Delacruz. I’ll come by another day to try your cooking.”

Jacquelyn picked up her bag and got up.

Haleigh felt extremely guilty and said, “I’m so sorry, he’s just like this, slow to warm up. Please come again next time, and I’ll make you something delicious!”

After sending Jacquelyn away, Haleigh’s mouth still wore a wide grin, feeling completely satisfied with Jacquelyn.

Coming from a good family background, well-educated, highly cultured, attractive and gentle – only someone with these qualities would be worthy of Haleigh’s son!

In the future, she will definitely be a good wife.

As a mother, she was determined to play matchmaker and ensure that Gavyn would marry her daughter and bring her home!

Gavyn returned to his study, but the feeling of annoyance just wouldn’t go away. He had no interest in carefully examining the reports on the table.

Haleigh was utterly unqualified to be a wealthy wife, lacking both the appropriate education and elegant conversation skills.

The fact that she was his mother, and all her various attempts at “doing what’s best for him,” never failed to give Gavyn a headache.

I found a friend’s daughter whom I had met a few times at parties, and enthusiastically played matchmaker. I must have had too much time on my hands.

Gavyn rubbed his forehead in frustration, feeling increasingly agitated. Suddenly, the phone rang with an urgent tone.

It was Laila.

Gavyn took just a glance and hung up with a cold expression.

He once had immense trust in this woman, but now he was equally fed up with her. At this point, he didn’t want to hear Laila’s voice at all.

up on the other end, but she

Perhaps they’re just busy?

her phone to Gavyn: [Gavyn, my injury is almost healed. When

on his phone again, his

wrote: [Please

Doctor. Upon seeing it, Lloyd couldn’t

done so many disgusting things and still want to stay by their boss’s side. What a beautiful dream

felt a bit of

once taught her that one must be in a favored position

around him, showcasing your gentle, virtuous, and enchanting beauty, he will undoubtedly be

position of a secretary

the epitome of a

felt

Buzz!

in the wonderful daydream of my

must be Gavyn

“Gavyn…”

soon as she did, she let out a sweet, delicate call. Her voice was so tender

the phone, Lloyd was rendered

this trick

woman who was vain, pretentious,

Marsh didn’t check the caller ID, did she?”

hearing the voice, Laila immediately realized it wasn’t Gavyn, and her face instantly lost all traces of a

Delacruz is very busy, I’m here to convey

filled, but there is an

taken aback,

“Logistics department.”

news she received would be like a bolt from the blue on a clear

that I would be

coldly, “Ms. Marsh is delicate and frail; she shouldn’t be overworked. If anything goes wrong again, no

he emphasized these four words deliberately, implying

even in the

foot angrily, “Why do you get to decide with just one sentence? What about Gavyn? I want to hear him say it to me

busy and doesn’t have time to deal with these trivial matters. He also mentioned that if Ms. Marsh doesn’t

a subordinate deeply affected by Gavyn’s divorce, Lloyd genuinely despised the third party who interfered in

have had such an ugly falling out, ultimately becoming like strangers to each other. This woman bears

this, why should

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