Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 132

Chapter 132

On the tenth day after St. Patrick’s, Thalia returned to work at Sinclair & Klein.

On her first day back, the firm received an unexpected visitor.

Grace Bennett, dressed in an expensive designer suit and carrying a high–end handbag, made a conspicuous entrance into Sinclair & Klein, heading straight for Thalia’s office.

The office door wasn’t locked, and Grace walked in without knocking.

Thalia was on the phone. Looking up to see Grace’s uninvited presence, she frowned slightly.

“Let’s leave it there for now. Something’s come up–I’ll call you back.”

Grace sat on the sofa with an air of entitlement, casually placing her handbag beside her, surveying Thalia’s office. “This place is frightfully small. You call this an office?”

Thalia hung up and looked at her, expressionless. “What are you doing here?”

Grace’s lips curled into a smirk. “I forgot to tell you–I’ve invested in your law firm. I’m now one of the silent partners. Your boss, essentially.”

Thalia’s gaze remained calm, seemingly unsurprised. “And?”

Grace smiled at Thalia. “There’s no one else here today, so I’ll drop the act. Thalia, I truly despise you, you know?”

Thalia calmly picked up her water glass and took a sip. “Is that so? I’m not particularly fond of you either.”

“Huh,” Grace chuckled dismissively. “Grandmother was right–solicitors are so sharp–tongued. You can only win verbal sparring matches with me now. Before, when you were my brother’s fiancée, I called you “Thalia‘ as a courtesy. Did you actually think you were someone important?”

Grace’s eyes gleamed with triumph as she taunted, “You probably don’t know this yet, but Grandmother is arranging matchmaking meetings for Asher. You and my brother are never getting back together.”

Thalia’s hand faltered briefly, her heart feeling as though it had been stung.

She didn’t reveal this reaction to Grace, however.

Thalia looked up with a flawless smile. “That’s lovely, isn’t it? It shows that even without me in the picture, you still have no chance of marrying into the Blackwood family. Your grandmother is arranging dates for Asher, yet you’re still smiling? If I were you, I’d be crying under my duvet all day.”

The smug smile on Grace’s face instantly froze.

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in her eyes transformed into shock. “You… you knew?”

“Your feelings for your brother are obvious to anyone with eyes. It’s only because you

slightly. “So what if you know? Even if you told

you think I’m like you? Someone who enjoys stirring up trouble and causing mischief?” Thalia’s eyes cooled, her voice filled with disdain. “What feelings you harbour for Asher are none of my concern. At the end of the day, you’re the housekeeper’s daughter, adopted by Catherine Blackwood.

unmarried for

a flash of

you success,” Thalia lowered her gaze to conceal her emotions and began gathering her things from the

desk.

you doing?” Grace asked.

Thalia ignored her.

the office door, and

the head

Thalia knocked gently.

“Come in.”

point: “Sir, I’d like to

partner was stunned. “What’s happened? Why resign on your first day back after the holiday?”

trip to St. Andrews, Thalia had casually made a bet and secured a ten–year representation and legal advisory contract with Caresol Group. The head partner now saw her as a golden goose, and he was certainly not inclined

“Grace Bennett and I have personal issues. I refuse

theirs might appear prestigious, but they were

the firm took a percentage, which was ultimately distributed

and investors.

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matter how many cases Thalia handled, she remained

joined the firm to gain experience. But now things were different. With Grace as one of the owners, every case Thalia handled would essentially mean

remain and make herself

between Thalia and Grace, he

pounds. Having such a wealthy partner

to the Blackwood family. This could not only secure Sinclair & Klein’s position as the top firm in London but

the largest contract in the firm’s history, and he was extremely reluctant to