Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress

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Chapter 133

Thalia had been incredibly busy lately.

She was occupied with viewing potential office spaces and recruiting staff.

After extensive searching, she finally leased an entire floor in a building located in the City of London to serve as Aer law firm’s premises

Thale named her firm Winters & Associates

According to regulations, law firm partners must be qualified solicitors registered with the Solicitors Regulation Authority or barristers registered with the Bar Standards Board. Most firms typically require partners to have at

ease S–10 years of practice experience and deep expertise in their field. Finding suitable partners with these quadrications proved challenging for Thalia.

Her cousin Louis had introduced her to many renowned London solicitors, but most had already established their en firms and were serving as partners there. Legal regulations prohibited solicitors from practicing at or being

partners in multiple firms simultaneously.

finding suitable partners had become her primary challenge.

One afternoon, Thalia was having tea with two of her friends at a high–end café.

Upon learning about Thalia’s plans to establish her own firm, Charlotte offered to introduce someone to her.

“Do you remember Rupert Lysander?” Charlotte asked. “He was in our year, from the neighbouring Law School.”

Thalia. Victoria, and Charlotte had all attended Cambridge University, one of Britain’s most prestigious institutions.

The neighbouring London School of Law that Charlotte mentioned was a highly regarded institution, second only to Oxford’s Law Faculty in national rankings.

Thala repbed. “Rupert Lysander? The name sounds familiar, but I can’t quite place him.”

Victoria szmacked the table lightly. “You don’t know Rupert Lysander? He was practically the star of his university! Students from both schools were always comparing him with Asher. How could you not remember him?”

Thalia searched her memory and then shrugged. “I honestly can’t recall. You know I wasn’t interested in those things and rarely socialised. What did I care about who was considered handsome?”

such a bookworm, completely focused on your studies. While everyone else was dating on weekends, you were in the library.

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and not a single relationship.”

own aspirations. She wasn’t interested in business; she was determined to become a top

while, but he wasn’t interested in me at all. After he rejected me, I was absolutely gutted

an amused smile. “Really? When did this happen? How did I not know about this?”

Victoria mumbled. “Of course I wouldn’t tell you about being rejected. Although, the queue of girls

embarrassed about.”

First it’s ‘mortifying,‘ then it’s ‘nothing

stop it!” Victoria laughed, playfully swatting at

compared him to

Charlotte glanced cautiously at Thalia, clearing her throat to signal Victoria not to mention certain

people.

“Oh, it’s fine. They’ve been broken up for ages. Thalia’s well

somewhat resignedly. “I’ve moved on, but right now I’m focused on my career. I’m not interested in

men

Just have a look at his photo–you

have his photos?” Charlotte asked, surprised.

university phone, and they automatically synced to my Google

“That’s quite a way to preserve

her phone to Thalia. “Here he is.

gaze to look at the

appeared to

a window, reading a book, with bookshelves

sunlight bathed him, accentuating his defined features–strong eyebrows, bright eyes, and

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nose. His good looks were

stared at the photo, momentarily lost in thought. She felt as though

was an inexplicable sense of familiarity.

as well. “How did you get this photo? Isn’t this the Law

from their university’s confession page. Some girl took the photo and posted it there, trying to find out who he

his face? It’s such a waste for someone this handsome to be a solicitor. He should be a model or an actor. His face looks

said, I’m not interested in men at