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    Le had left behind her life in Alverton, a ce she had called home for years, all because of her. Now, she had arrived in this unfamiliar city, yet Eileen barely had the time to spend with her.


    Understanding what Eileen was thinking, Le smiled softly and replied, “At my age, how often do you think I’ll be going out? A trip every now and then is just fine.”


    “You really shoulde out and see the sights more often,” Ruby said with a smile. “Onnd has such lovely views. Eileen says she’ll take you out when she’s free, but who knows when that might be?”


    After exchanging pleasantries, they arrived at the shopping mall. Ruby was pushing Gabri in the baby stroller, while Eileen and Le strolled side by side, arm in arm. They stepped into the elevator from the underground parking lot and headed straight up to the shopping floors.


    The sheer number of adorable clothes on disy was overwhelming. Every outfit looked so cute, and Eileen couldn’t help but feel a surge of excitement, wanting to buy everything sheid her eyes on.


    However, whenever Ruby or Le found something they liked, they directly asked the saledy for the right size. They ended up buying over ten outfits for Gabri in one go. Eileen knew Gabri already had more than enough, so despite the temptation, she had to resist and hold back from buying anything.


    Absently, though, she found herself wandering into the boys’ clothes section.


    Le approached her slowly andmented, “It’s about time to look at boys’ clothes, but these here aren’t quite right. You should check out the infants’ section over there instead.”


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    Eileen was momentarily speechless. Could she even exin to Le that she had just wandered there? Would Le believe her?


    “What’s with that look?” Le asked, noticing theplex expression on Eileen’s face. “You’ll have to have more children one day anyway. One baby will have the Vazquez surname, and the other will carry the Dawson surname.”


    “Grandma, I’m not nning on that anytime soon,” Eileen replied. “You can stop thinking about it now. Let’s just focus on picking out clothes for Gabri.”


    Taking Le by the arm, Eileen led her back to the girls’ clothes section.


    Nearby, there was a store specializing in clothes for older girls.


    Angell pointed to several outfits and said, “I love all these. Wrap them all up.”


    The saleswoman looked at Amoura, who stood frozen by the door of the shop.


    “Madam?” the saleswoman called out.


    Amoura finally responded and moved forward. Her gaze shifted to the shop next door, and she was now sure that Eileen was there.


    She then said to the saleswoman, “Go ahead and pack them all up,” as Amoura handed the bank card to the saleswoman. Lost in thought, she recalled the repeated criticism from the board of thepany for losing the Roseair project to Eileen.


    Eileen had been causing trouble for her, and Bryan had done nothing to stop it. In Amoura’s view, Eileen had far too much free time. Rather than focusing on her family, Eileen seemed more interested in stealing projects from the Deleon Group. An idea sparked in Amoura’s mind as she thought of a new way to upy Eileen’s time. After all, she knew the Dawson family well…


    Despite Eileen’s best efforts to intervene, Le and Ruby ended up buying about twenty outfits for Gabri. Afterward, they visited a toy store and bought a substantial number of toys, including two infant toys that Le insisted on. Le had chosen these toys because they were inexpensive, reasoning that she would eventually have more children anyway.


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