Chapter 372
“Shannon, are youing back with us!” Quintin asked.
Shannon replied in a tone of negotiation. “If it’s not too urgent. I’d like to <b>first </b>return to the hospital. Ive been busy with work recently and need to prepare for the final exams”
Since she had epted them, she needed to give them the respect they deserved as a family in the future.
Quintin responded, “Fine. You go ahead with your work. Mom and Dad will arrange a wee party for you this weekend!” He was increasingly suished wth Shannon.
Having raised Leona for eighteen years, <b>he </b><b>had </b>never felt such a sense of closeness
Shannon respected him and considered them a collective unit sharing glory and misfortune, whereas Leona was merely a ‘daughter” to be mixed out of duty.
Jessie was also very pleased with her husband’s rektion.
She nced at Lea and <b>Willow</b>, who were standing beside then.
Lea was undoubtedly a rising star in Iverion, with achievements and prospects that were highly sought after by the elite.
The Alvarer Emily appeared to be detached from worldly matters and focused <b>on </b>academia. They had a high status in the academic world and <b>an </b>exceptional rtionship with the Patton family, with the Alvarez couple essentially being like half of the Parton family’s elder son’s parents,
The Patton family’s eldest grandson was recently promoted quickly, and his future prospects were boundless
These were valuable connections,
Jessie said. “Shannon, you should often bring your ssmates and friends to our home. She looked at Lea and thanked them, “Miss Berry, Miss Alvarez, thank you for taking care of Shannon”
Lea remained indifferent, not expressing any sentiment, subtly giving her a sense of premore.
The couple <b>was </b>very capricious. If they sensed weakness, they would tend to look doen on the per
Willor took on the role of the good cop and replied. “Mrs. Moore, there’s no need to be <b>so </b>polite. It’s only natural”
Jessie felt even happier with this response.
“Shannon, this is Jackson Moore. He has <b>been </b>my assistant for over ten years. He will aux you in the future. If you have any issues, you can leave
them to <b>him</b>.
“If anything happens outside, inform Mom and <b>Dad </b>as soon as possible, alright?” Quintan further mistructed.
“<b>Okay</b>, thank you, Dad, Shannon replied
Jackson approached
sd Shannon, greeting her, “Miss Moore! I am Jackson Moore
At forty, Jackson was naturally timid and cautious but was meticulous in his work and highly valued by
“<b>Mm </b>
by Quintin
will rely on you in the future, Jackson.” Shannon interrupted. She indeed needed someone who understood the Moore family to assist her She didn’t want to spend her limited time and energy on such domestic matters.
“Miss Moore, you’re too kini…“ <b>Jackson </b>was surprised by her <b>sincere </b>and calm demeanor as he replied.
<b>Having </b>worked closely with Quintin for so long and dealing with Leona a lot, Jackson had found Leona to be quite troublesome. She treated the servants and More family employees as mere servants and caused a lot of headaches.
Shannon bid farewell to the Moore couple and got into the car with Lea and the others.
Often <b>picking </b>up Lea after school. Lea had to take Shannon as well. Later. Willow also joined their ride<b>, </b>and Steve hitched a ride. He drove a seven- seater business vehicle<b>, </b>which could amodate one more penan
<b>Seeing </b>them leave, the Moore family also got into their cars and departed, leaving behind a group of ssmates who sighed and chatted.
Some were astonished at Shannon’s true identity after discovering she was the daughter of a prestigious family in Iverton. Such a background surpassed over seventy percent of the students <b>present</b>, making many envious
Others admired her for oveing her experiences, growing up, and bing so outstanding.
Some criticized Leana, saying that after being the Moore family’s daughter for eighteen years and gaining more, she still made trouble and ruined henelf.
Chapter 379
On Saturday, after a brief snow, the weather cleared up, with the sky clear and the sun shining brightly.
At five in the afternoon, the Moore family’s hall in the Yagoua Vi District was decorated into a luxurious and festive banquet hall.
Outside, the sunlight had shifted westward, bing somewhat dim, while the indoor lights and crystal chandeliers made the room as bright as day.
The banquet hall was filled with guests, who were drinking and chatting, creating a lively atmosphere.
The Moore family had not hosted a banquet <b>in </b>a long time. The couple had suppressed their desire for too long and wanted to reestablish their presence in the family. Seizing this opportunity, they organized a grand event and invited many quests.
Heath had personally invited many high–statas guests who came out of respect for the Moore family, but they had little regard for the couple.
As for Quintin, he relied on his diligent efforts over the years to maintain some standing in the Moore family, but he was frail and sick
Is this possibly hisst grand celebration? she wondered.
As for Jessie, who had an ordinary background, her family had fallen into decline and required her to provide support. However, she could not offer much support in return. In the circle of wealthy wives, she was merely a marginal figure.
The reason the <b>asionally </b><b>had </b>a ce at the wealthy wives atherings was merely <b>to </b>act as a decorative apantinent.
It seemed that she believe that she could regain her dignity through such means.
Their discussion focused on the Moore family’s daughter, who had fallen out of grace.
One of the attendeesmented, “I wonder how that couple is doing. They raised a daughter who thieves and human traffickers swapped, and they still <b>dare </b>to <b>invite </b>us to support them. Don’t they fear embarrassinent?”
“Exactly what <b>kind </b>of <b>person </b>cane from with <b>an </b>environment I’m <b>really </b><b>afraid </b>it will tarnish our eyes <b>and </b>spoil our mood, <b>another </b>added.
A third person said, “I heard she got into a prestigious university, so she must have some talent.”“”
“What’s talent worth? Why does Conrad University matter? Among our descendants, who relies on a degree to establish themselves someone che questioned
Another sighed, Perhaps it’s precisely because of this that they invited us to gather our support.”
The partygoers continued, murmuring. “If they want us to support them they should at least prove she has the qualifications<b>.” </b>
Among these families, the Moore family <b>was </b>already ranked very low. A young girl who had fallen out of grace was well–culuvated children from such prominent families. She was practically worthless,
They would not waste even a bit of their feelings on such a worthless person
mallerpared in the
“Yes, I don’t understand why the Moore family cant see this. It’s really embarrassing to let here out and make a fool of herselfat they continued to discuss
to make themselves relevand
The group continued to discuss. “Perhaps they’ve Lillen so low <b>for </b><b>so </b>long that they’re trying to
“Here shees, here shees! The Moore family’s lost daughter is arriving someone called our
“Let’s go <b>and </b>take a look. We’ve never seen someone from the lurer ranks like this in our entire lives, the groupughed.
Another chimed, “I also want to see what kind of person the Moore family has brought back with such a grand disy?
Theymented, “I also want to see!”
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A group of wealthy wives headed towards the entrance in clusters, their enthusiastic demeanor resembling that of people <b>going </b>to see a clown who might make them smile,
Many younger generations followed them as well.
Some of the younger ones were from the Moore family. They usually did not receive such attention or have <b>such </b>grand asions. Why should this wild child, raised outside, get such treatment?
They were eager to <b>see </b>her and <b>have </b>a proper interaction with her.
As for the men they were bored and came to watch the spectacle.
The Moore couple stood at the forefront, weing their guests with Paul and the servants. As many guests crowded in they sensed their emotions and attention, which made them anxious. Têxt ? N?velDrama.Org.
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Jessie secretly wiped the sweat from her <b>palms </b>and turned to look at her husband, who was abo discreetly wiping the sweat from his temples.
He had initially thought that with the Moore family’s influence, these people would not dare in be sa presumptuous.
It turned out that in their eyes, the Moore family was no longer something to fear.
His predominant emotions were tension and eagerness, as he felt frustration and anger.
They had sent luxury cars in pick up their daughter, arranged for her in receive high–end couture, and arranged for styling. The sore would certainly not becking in propriety
The crowd marmured. “Here shees!”
“A car is numing inf
A car slowly drove in through the main gate. The parviously noisy scene suddenly fell silent, and the people preparing to mock were instantly Munned
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