Chapter 298


    Zephyr’s expression was cold with a deep gaze. He looked at Janine quietly.


    He did not know why she had such a prejudice toward Cordelia, but he knew that he would do his


    all to protect the woman he loved.


    “It’s set,” Janine said impassively. “You and Nelly have no marriage agreement, but both families


    have been in that understanding for years. It could be tricky to take care of it.


    “But you don’t have to worry. I’ll get it sorted with the Tanners!”


    Janine approached him and patted his shoulder twice. “Just do as I say. Spend some time with the


    girl I told you about!”


    “That’s impossible,” Zephyr uttered icily.


    The atmosphere froze, and it felt like the temperature had plummeted.


    Janine looked at him with a stern gaze.


    Zephyr said clearly, “Mom, if you insist, I’ll pull all my shares out from Imperial Media!”


    “What did you say!?” Janine was rmed.


    “You probably know already. Rules in Centrolis are different from Melorian.” His voice was t, but


    each word was impactful.


    “If thispany doesn’t have my shares, foreign investment can’te in. The money you


    invested earlier won’t see any return!”


    He then said coldly, “I know you don’tck that money, but you don’t like losing! If word got to


    grandpa, the board of directors, or even uncle, you’ll be the Baker Group’s joke! Are you sure


    you want to push me?”


    Janine was stunned.


    “I won’t date the person you mentioned.” Zephyr walked to the door and turned back to nce at


    her. “Give up on the thought!”


    …


    Cordelia took the day off from work after submitting her article to take care of X at home.


    Even though X had said that she did not need her care, she was still worried. She constantly


    remembered what the doctor had said. Mental illnesses were not produced in a day. She had to be


    careful and keep an eye out constantly.


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    “Mom, I’ll go do a bit of grocery shopping.” Cordelia looked at her watch. “Wait for me toe back


    and make lunch. Don’t go into the kitchen for nothing!”


    X grimaced. “Listen to yourself. What am I? Three?”


    Cordelia grinned and turned back to hug her. “You have to be good anyway. No TV for you in the


    afternoon otherwise!”


    X was rendered speechless. Her daughter was really taking care of her like she was a child!


    “Hmph! I think I need to get my son-inw to teach you a lesson!”


    The mother and daughter giggled together.


    Cordelia was ready to leave, but an uninvited guest greeted her when she opened the door.


    Janine wore a small smile and still exuded a strong presence. She exined softly, seeing that


    Cordelia was on guard against her, “I was very good friends with your mother in the past.”


    Cordelia nodded in silence but still did not let her in.


    Janine chuckled. ‘The princess is very alert. Hmm, that’s right! She should behave like this!’


    “Child, I’m really good friends with her, best friends. We got distant over some misunderstandings.”


    Janine sounded sincere. “But please trust me. I absolutely have no intention of hurting her. I’m here


    specifically to visit her today.”


    Cordelia was surprised. She saw the gifts Janine carried—they seemed to be expensive health


    supplements.


    “Is this Bird’s Nest?” Cordelia had a bright idea and smiled. “I’ll ept them on behalf of my mother.


    Thank you.”


    “This isn’t Bird’s Nest. It’s Manuka honey.” Janine paused. “Heh, your mother’s a germaphobe.


    When she was younger, she found out that Bird’s Nestes from the swallow’s saliva and refused


    to eat it ever again!”


    Janine met Cordelia’s clear eyes after she spoke and realized that she had been tested. How could


    she remember such a detail if they were not best friends?