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    Marlin made sure to introduce Dolores to everyone they encountered, ensuring her name was known throughout the venue. Many saw Dolores as fortunate, considering her association with the influential Boyd family, and predicted a prosperous future for her.


    Amidst thepliments and attention directed her way, Dolores blushed, shyly lowering her head.


    Meanwhile, Ynde spent the evening keeping a close watch on Norah. It wasn’t until the auction began that she led her two followers back to their assigned seats. As a member of the Boyd family, Ynde’s seating had been predetermined.


    Everyone settled into their seats as the charity auction, a key highlight of the evening, was about to start.


    The auction featured items donated by affluent individuals, with all proceeds directed to charitable causes.


    Sean took his seat beside Norah, seizing the opportunity to introduce some of the attendees to her.


    “That’s Miss Boyd, whom you met earlier. And there’s Hans, the firstborn son of the Boyd couple. He and his younger brother, Marlin, each run parts of the family business. There’s a lot of spection about which of them will eventually take over the famous Boyd Group, depending on who performs better.” As the younger generation matured, the reins of power within affluent families gradually passed to them.


    Norah couldn’t resist a yful jab. “It seems like your father is eager for an early retirement. I remember you were quite young when he officially handed over the reins of the Scott Group, am I right?”


    Sean chuckled wryly. “My dad never had much passion for running thepany. If my grandpa had another son, my father wouldn’t have been stuck with it for so long.”


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    Norah found the situation rather amusing. While squabbles over family inheritance weremonce among the wealthy elite, encountering an heir who had no desire to inherit the family fortune was a novel experience for her.


    “My dad had me trained in Ond from a young age so I could take over thepany sooner,” Sean exined. Unlike other rich kids, he hadn’t attended regr schools. Instead, his education had been tailored specifically to prepare him for his future role.


    Norah offered a supportive pat on Sean’s shoulder. “It’s remarkable how much you’ve aplished,” she remarked empathetically. She understood the weight of responsibility that came with being the heir to a wealthy and influential family.


    “Let’s focus on the present,” Sean continued. “There are plenty of people here who can provide resources in Silverdale, including…” He began to point out various individuals to Norah, but her attention drifted elsewhere.


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