Chapter 209


    Chapter 209


    The two debutantes, who came in with them, looked at each other and felt that Patricia was quite


    miserable. After all, Patricia was a very famous debutante in their circle in the past. The two girls


    looked at Patricia pitifully.


    Suddenly, one of them pulled the other''s sleeves and asked, "Jen, look at that ne. Didn''t your


    brother take a picture for you before?"


    The girl named Jen took a few serious nces at Patricia''s ne and then nodded. "Danny, it''s


    really that ne. My brother said it was bought by someone for 150 million."


    Danny''s eyes widened in bewilderment. "Ah, then she..." Danny could feel that Patricia''s identity was


    unusual, and the two of them did not dare to look at Patricia with those pitiful eyes anymore.


    Patricia heard her sister''s suggestion but rejected Adeline indifferently. "I''m sorry, Adeline. I only serve


    President Arnold."


    Patricia did not wait for another second after speaking as she walked to the table again, picked some


    dishes, and tasted a few bites by herself. She gave Isaac those dishes she thought were delicious. Of


    course, he would not refuse her feeding him, but Adeline, who was beside him, became more and


    more unhappy and kept staring at Patricia.


    But she couldn''t care less because she came to make money today.


    Patricia was wearing a beautiful purple slit skirt and was walking around tasting food in the lounge with


    a swaying posture, graceful figure, and a beautiful appearance. Those inside the lounge were attracted


    to her, and their eyes followed her.


    At this time, a waiter came in with two boxes and said, "President Arnold, someone brought you an


    engagement gift."


    Patricia sat at the table by herself and continued trying the dishes. She felt that her job was not bad,


    given that the others could only watch her eat.


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    Isaac nced at the two boxes, but he did not know who would send him those, so he ordered the


    waiter in a low voice. "Open it."


    The waiter opened the boxes upon his instruction, and two small white wreaths were seen in them.


    Adeline looked bewildered. "Who sent this?" Today was her engagement day. Although it was not a


    wedding, the engagement was also considered a happy event. Why would someone send a wreath?


    However, Isaac was not surprised. With his status today, many people would naturally want to


    suppress him. He was indifferent toward the two wreaths. On the other hand, Adeline was unhappy.


    "Isaac, we must investigate and find out who did this. How can they send us such unlucky things on


    such a good day?"


    Although the people in the lounge were surprised, Nik and Percy did not take such a matter


    seriously because they had encountered bigger scenes before.


    When Patricia saw the wreaths, she merely raised her eyebrows and tried the next dish. She knew that


    many people would feel jealous if someone like Isaac was to hold a wedding. Naturally, they would


    send something to upset him. Patricia felt it was not easy to be President Arnold.


    Issac reprimanded Adeline in a low voice, "What are you panicking about? We should be thankful that


    they are not bombs."


    When thedies heard the word "bomb," they were all shocked, and a trace of fear shed in their


    eyes.


    Adeline pursed her lips. "Will there be bombs?" She never thought that such a thing would happen to


    her if she became Isaac''s woman.


    Isaac raised his eyebrows slightly. "If you want to be my woman, the first thing you need to do is to


    endure this. If you can''t bear it, you can choose to break off the engagement."


    Patricia turned to look at Adeline, who paled with fright upon hearing Isaac''s words. Patricia could not


    avenge herself, so seeing Adeline react that way was fun.


    Adeline hesitantly said, "Isaac, I-I didn''t mean that. I just didn''t expect this."


    He lit a lighter, and a blue me was seen dancing. He put the lighter near his mouth, bit one end of the


    cigarette, and lit the other. He took a heavy breath before saying indifferently, "Throw the wreaths


    away."


    At that moment, Patricia''s phone rang, and she picked it up. "Josephine, what''s the matter?"


    "Tricia, something happened. A group of people rushed into the house and took Sylvie away. They


    demanded that you pay the money to get Sylvie back."