Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 266

---- Timothée was Sebastian's college friend. While he and Thalia technically moved in the same social circles, she had rarely joined Sebastian's crowd during university. She'd spent most of her time in the library. During breaks, she hung out with Victoria and Charlotte, rarely attending larger gatherings. So Timothée hadn't met Thalia before he went abroad. Their first meeting was at his garden restaurant after his return. "Ms.

Winters, please don't feel pressured," Timothée said with asmile. "Sebastian told me about you and Asher. I won't say anything to your father." Thalia hadn't expected that. After a pause, she said, "Thank you." Timothée spoke frankly. "I'm sure you've figured it out-your father wants us to get acquainted. To put it bluntly, this is a setup." Thalia nodded. "Yes." "My family has the same idea," Timothée said with a rueful smile.

the motions." "Perfect." "Thear you've opened your own law firm. Perhaps we could exchange contact information and be friends," Timothée suggested. "Our previous meeting was too brief to

adding each other and putting their phones away, Timothée suddenly asked, "Ms. Winters, if you don't mind my asking-is your friend Charlotte single?" Thalia was taken aback. That was quite the conversational pivot. Why the sudden interest in Charlotte? "Yes, she is," Thalia replied. ---- Timothée visibly relaxed, a smile spreading across his face. Thalia eyed

expression softened, his voice becoming gentler. "Once, I went to James's house with Sebastian. She had just returned from school. Honestly, I was attracted to her the moment I saw her, but she was still in high school then, so I put those feelings aside." Thalia