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At the restaurant.
Rupert elegantly cut into his steak.
Thalia had ordered a bottle of Romanée–Conti Grand Cru red wine.
A uniformed waiter decanted the wine for them.
Rupert smiled. “Even if the judge supports all our claims in the Solar case, the legal fees would only be £200,000. This bottle of wine alone costs £180,000. Ms. Winters, I’d say you’re making rather a loss on this transaction.”
Thalia gently swirled her wine glass, her star–like beautiful eyes containing a hint of amusement. “Not at all. I never make losing deals,”
Rupert smiled at her, waiting for her to continue.
“The revenue you can bring to Winters & Associates in a year is at least ten times the cost of this wine,” Thalia said
with a smile.
Rupert chuckled softly. “And here I thought Ms. Winters was just splashing the cash. I didn’t realize you’re such a
shrewd businesswoman.”
“But of course. Consider whose daughter I am.”
When it came to business, who could compare to London’s leading entrepreneur, Randolph Winters?
The dinner was thoroughly enjoyable.
Rupert provided many practical suggestions and argumentation strategies.
Thalia noted them all down.
After dinner, Thalia called the waiter over to settle the bill.
The waiter smiled politely and said, “Excuse me, madam, but the gentleman has already taken care of it.”
Thalia’s hand, reaching for her card, paused. She looked up at Rupert sitting across from her. “Didn’t we agree that this one was my treat?”
Rupert’s lips curved upward. “Letting a lady pay isn’t quite my style.”
“…” Thalia puffed her cheeks slightly. “A £180,000 bottle of wine, £20,000 worth of food–you’ve spent £200,000 before you’ve even earned anything at Winters & Associates. Isn’t that a losing deal for you?”
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network and resources, I’m not worried about finding cases. I’m just waiting for you to bring me those big
briefs,”
her card to her purse.
card away and was preparing to
moment, a woman approached their table, her eyes wide
table. “It really
surprise.
had
this be?” Amanda smiled warmly
I’ve mentioned to you, Thalia Winters,” Rupert
Thalia smiled in greeting.
Amanda could barely contain her smile. “Rupert has mentioned you
Thalia smiled faintly.
only said Ms. Winters was an exceptionally skilled lawyer. You never mentioned she was such a beauty.”
hint of
a boyfriend?” Amanda asked
taken aback.
rather forward.
Rupert quickly
man’s ears had turned
Ms. Winters. My aunt is a bit of a social menace. Please don’t
shook her head. “It’s quite
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look, lowering her voice. “I think this young lady suits you perfectly. It’s rare to
lowered her voice, Thalia was
gaze, pretending
temples helplessly. “Aunt, would you please stop fussing
know that a few years ago when you showed no interest in women, your mother and I both thought you might be gay? We were both terribly anxious but didn’t dare ask you…”
could finish, Rupert covered her mouth. “Now you’re just being
couldn’t help but
normal. I’ve got something
responded politely: “Alright,
Amanda’s eyes curved with mischief.
Thalia: “…”
sorry, Ms. Winters. My aunt likes to talk absolute rubbish. Please don’t take it to
wouldn’t have expected Rupert to face marriage pressure. I thought someone
gave Thalia a meaningful look before quickly
at first, but quickly caught
home,” Rupert stood, picking up his
need,” Thalia also stood up. “I
wine,” Rupert gently reminded
Thalia said. “Don’t trouble yourself. I’ll call my driver to
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