Chapter 71
He had never apologized to anyone before. He didn’t know what to say even if Angeline did pick up the call.
Meanwhile, Sean, seated in a private jet, watched the viral video clips online. He was relieved when he noticed the public’s opinions about Angeline had improved. He then passed his smart tablet to Taylor and checked his watch.
He was going to meet with the upper management of Lawson Global.
So, Sean gathered his documents and told Taylor, “Observe the perspectives of the online netizens and be prepared to restrict the comments when necessary.‘
“Don’t worry. I’ve already instructed the secretarial department to take note of that.”
Taylor followed after Sean.
“They will slowly release videos of Ms. Angeline’s award speeches.”
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Fortunately, Angeline had attended many competitions not disclosed to media outlets.
Still, Taylor had always instructed others to record everything for Sean to look at after those
events.
As time passed, Taylor gradually recorded all the competitions that Angeline attended.
He felt that Sean’s concern for her was more significant than an average relative’s.
Taylor knew that the other party wasn’t a compassionate man from having worked under him for so long.
He suspected that Sean harbored romantic feelings toward Angeline.
It seemed like a secret crush. Sean chose to protect Angeline from the shadows and didn’t
declare his love for her.
If the two weren’t blood–related, Taylor would’ve asked Sean about it long ago.
Angeline took Henrietta to Cloudsville Museum and other tourist destinations that Saturday. Angeline’s schoolmates enthusiastically invited Henrietta to the laboratory to play. They wanted to cultivate her interest in biology so that she could join their faculty in the future.
On Sunday afternoon, before Angeline and Henrietta returned to River Town, Marion shared some good news. Henrietta was transferring to Cloudsville High School the following
semester.
Henrietta’s grades were excellent, so she was qualified to study in an advanced class. However, after considering her situation, the school wanted to place her in a standard class when she
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Cloudsville High School would place her in another class after the mid–term examinations. They would only move Henrietta to another class then.
Angeline initially wanted to discuss this issue with James. She wanted to spend more time with Henrietta before school started and move to Cloudsville with her next semester.
However, she couldn’t take her lab findings out of the laboratory. She didn’t know what to do.
After taking a bath, Henrietta pulled Angeline toward the bed.
She signed, “I went to the laboratory and saw that you were quite busy. Don’t worry, Angeline. Just do your research there. I can go to school and cook my food on my own. After my mother passed away, I learned how to look after myself.”
Angeline frowned.
Then, Henrietta motioned again, “Didn’t Professor Dickson say you can take a break soon? You can return home to celebrate the New Year with me in less than a month! I’ll call you every day. Don’t worry about me. I’m very independent.”
She beamed brightly.
Meanwhile, Angeline was fully aware that the other party was very independent.
She couldn’t refute Henrietta and was worried about her work, so Angeline paid her neighbor, Hussey Luxe, a visit.
She handed a thousand dollars to the old woman and asked her to look
next few days.
Hussey immediately agreed but refused to accept the money.
Cer Henrietta over the
“Henrietta is obedient: Whenever she meets me, she’ll always help me carry my items. Before the New Year, she came over to tidy up my house. I should take care of her. I won’t accept the money. I simply have to prepare another plate for her. Besides, I enjoy it whenever someone eats with me!”
