Chapter 465
Whenn walked in, everyone else immediately stopped talking.
Tyler enthusiastically handed him a ss of wine.
“You’rete to the party, man. You missed all the fun. Ian, your wife is one heck of a character.”
the hospital out of anger, and the Shepard family was constantlyining.
Maja had everyone on edge!
Tyler ppedn on the shoulder.
“She may not be a looker, but man, can she talk! Younding her is quite a stroke of luck.”
Tyler immediately shut his mouth. After all, he was a sucker for a pretty face.
distant.
Tyler tried to console him: “Forget about her; what are you nning to do about Carlene? After tonight,
people will be talking. If you really like her, you should divorce and make it official.”
“Grandpa wants me to marry Maja; grandma wants me to marry Carlene. Why can’t I just marry the
person I really want to?”
These words were spoken so softly that only Tyler and Fitch heard them.
They exchanged a nce, not knowing what to say.
In these wealthy families, where was the real love? Those who thought it existed were just naive.
Ordinary people had to consider money, cars, and houses when getting married. It’s even more so for
the rich.
Most people wouldpromise, choose a wife that their family approved of, and then find a few they
truly like on the side.
Stable marriage at home,plicated affairs outside.
Then they yed the loving couple in public, which was good for thepany’s stock price.
marriage by Holden, and he even spent three years abroad.
n, who do you want to marry?”
When Tyler asked this, he was genuinely puzzled. Could it be Penny?
After a while, he said, “I thought I wanted to marry Carlene, but now I’m not sure.”
But at least he was sure he no longer wanted to marry Carlene.
Fitch, who had been silent, suddenly spoke up.
“As long as it’s not Penny, that’s good. At least you’re notpletely out of your mind.”
Fitch smirked and decided not to say anything more.
Tyler, on the other hand,ughed.
Talk is cheap, man. With your credentials, if you really married a divorcee, half the women in Greenfield
would be heartbroken. You’re just not done ying the field.”
He was indeed not done ying the field.
If he was, he would justpensate her and be done with it.
It was Holden calling. He guessed that Holden probably heard about Edith’s hospitalization.
He stood up, nodded at the two of them, and headed out.
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But he did not answer Holden’s call. He suspected that Holden wanted him to apany Maja.
Thest thing he wanted right now was to see that woman.
The next morning.
Maja woke up early, fed Coco, and then went to the Penny feather Group.
Despite firing several top managers, the Pennyfeather Group was still in chaos. The higher–ups were a
mix of good and bad, and she didn’t have a single person she could trust.
Those top managers probably still had spies in thepany. Everyone was trying to save themselves,
not wanting to be fired.
Maja had to pick someone from these employees to be her assistant, so even if she wasn’t at the
She sifted through resumes, finally stopping at a woman’s.
Although the Pennyfeather Group couldn’tpete with other well–knownpanies, after two
rounds of financing and going public, those who applied had to be highly educated. Anyone who didn’t
meet the standard was eliminated during the interview.
And bigpanies were even more strict. Inpanies like the Raymond Corporation, every
department consisted of top graduates from prestigious
universities.