Chapter 60 What She Doesn’t Need Anymore
Ste just wanted Louis to stop bringing Sharon around to may her
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Tdy made that deur Whether the deal worked or not depended on Abraham index iion.
And I trusted that when it came to serious profit, nothing I said would actually affect thukam
Hearing what she said, Louis munderstood well enough
Ste’s rtionship with thraham isplicated
A Sharon.
Lous nodded slightly. “Don’t worry. I’ll <b>keep </b>her in <b>click</b>. Thank you”.
With <b>that</b><b>, </b><b>he </b>got ups and didn’t linger
Just as he turned to leave, Ste looked as it she wanted to say something bout hesitated.
She thought about it and decides against it.
With someone like Sharon, if I really told her that Jonathan already had a child outside, Sharon would probably use me of trying to stir
probe
Louis noticed the hesitation. “Ms. Dawson, do <b>you </b>have <b>anything </b>else to say?
Ste smiled. “Not much. I was just thinking, if Sharon really likes Jonathan, maybe it’s <b>time </b>to talk about marriage”
In a family like the Parkers, if marriage was really on the table, they would certainty investigate the other party thoroughly
The moment Louis heard “marriage with Jonathan Reed, his face darkened
I didn’t like the Reeds
I had <b>always </b>been against Sharon getting involved with Anathan.
And now Ste was bringing it up v
“She’s still young. No need to <b>rush </b>into marriage”
Lous couldn’t understand
#hy Ste would even mention marriage between Jonathan and Sharon, green her falling out with the Needs
Mil mammage, better not.
The Reeds ran out of cards to y Otherwow, the Keenes wouldn’t have been so dece about Lillian’s situation
il hen they still has the mine, I had already first them.
New! There was even less in conunder.
Ste thed her head. “So you’re just letting your sister fool around? That kind of game it cuts boils ways
<b>10.06 </b>AM
Chapter 60 What She Doesn’t Need Anymore
Right after he left. Ste’s phone rang. It is Abraham.
“I’m taking you to lunch. Be good.”
“Okay. Louis just came to see me,” Ste said honestly.
“What did he want?” Abraham asked.
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“He asked me not to interfere <b>with </b>your business. If it’s a good opportunity, don’t let me get in the way. Business is business.”
“I know <b>what </b>I’m doing,” Abraham replied.
“That’s good”
Hearing him say that, Ste finally felt at ease.
Even if the deal didn’t go through, it would be because Abraham had better options.
She ended the call and took a drink of water.
As she set the ss down, a sharp gleam shed through her eyes.
It is time for the Reeds to face the consequences of their arrogance
In the <b>meantime</b>, <b>Abraham </b>ended the <b>call</b>, his eyes growing colder.
“Call Louis Parker. <b>The </b>way he’s ying this is out of <b>line</b>.”
Driving forward, Abel nodded. “Understood.”
He had just heard the <b>call</b>. Louis had gone to see Ste.
Everyone in Falvaria knew, after what had happened with the Tom family, that what Abraham hated most was mixing personal matters with business,
People who couldn’t cooperate and then tried to go through back channels by approaching his family, he wouldn’t stand them.
Now, after the setbacks with the business deal, Lonis had gone straight to Ste.
He had crossed the line.
“What’s on tonight?
“There’s a dinner engagement. Shall we bring Ms. Dawson?” Abel asked.
“No <b>need</b>,” Abraham <b>said</b>.
He never brought Ste to <b>social </b>functions.
Abel regretted asking. After all, <i>I </i>had personally witnessed how deeply Abraham had protected Ste over the years.
No matter how chaotic his world had be, he had always kept her safe.
Abraham lit a cigarette and <b>took </b>a drag. “How’s the Sunre Radianceing?”
“Almost finished. I <b>think </b>she’ll really like this makeup birthday present,” Abel said.
At the mention of her birthday, a coldness returned to Abraham’s eyes.
For this year Ste had spent her birthday alone.