Chapter 7


    Looking at Carl being all mysterious, Sonia’s curiosity was aroused. “Tell me where we’re going first,


    and I will decide whether to go or not.” Carl sighed helplessly. “Sonia, how would it be a surprise if I told


    you?” After seeing his bitter expression, Sonia couldn’t help butugh out loud. It was at this exact


    moment when Toby came out from the door, and he happened to see a man lowering his head and


    whispering into Sonia’s ear. He didn’t know what they were talking about. Sonia was smiling so happily,


    her eyes shining brightly. He was about to get in the car, but he stopped and turned around to stare at


    the man and woman coldly, his gaze as cold as ice. After the two of them got married, she had never


    laughed like this. In his ears were her endless nagging, all about trivial matters, and her eyes looked


    wary every time she looked at him. He actually didn’t like seeing her this happy; he felt irritated. Who


    would have thought that after they got divorced, she seemed to have changedpletely; she was


    exuding a dazzling light from the inside out. Is it all because of that man? Toby sneered at the corner of


    his mouth. An unfaithful woman who had no self-love was not worth his time at all! “Sir?” Seeing how


    his boss hadn’t gotten into the car, Tom Brown carefully called out to Toby. Hearing that, Toby retracted


    his gaze and got into the car. “Go back to the office.” Tom wasn’t sure if it was just his imagination, but


    he felt that his boss was furious, and his expression was so scary… Sonia had just gotten into the


    passenger seat, and she saw Toby leave out of the corner of her eyes. As the car was moving, she


    only kept looking at the trees speeding by outside in a daze. Carl saw the destion in her eyes, and


    he calmly suppressed the emotions in his eyes. “Sonia, what are you thinking about?” Sonia regained


    her senses and smiled. “Nothing much.” Looking at Carl’s side profile, Sonia thought that his facial


    features were more prominent, with a somewhat mixed-race look to it. Toby was famously good-looking


    back at school, but Carl was not inferior at all. With his wide shoulders, slender waist, and long legs, he


    was evenparable to international supermodels. “Uh… why did you choose the modeling industry


    anyway?” Sonia once thought that with his good grades, he would embark on a career in academia.


    “Well, I had a random audition at the beginning, but I didn’t realize that after that, I would enter the


    modeling circle just like that.” Looking back at the mirror, he nced at Sonia and pretended to ask


    casually, “Why? Don’t you like the modeling industry?” Sonia shook her head, and her gaze was soft.


    “Not really. As long as you have a good life and shine in your own domain, it’s all the same for me.”


    Hearing that, the young man smiled and braked steadily. “We’re here.” In front of them was a rather


    retro two-story small western-style building. There was an old man with white hair sitting in a wicker


    chair sipping on his tea. The old man turned around and smiled at her slightly. “Hello, my girl.” Sonia


    was stunned, unable to believe who was standing in front of her. The old man sighed. “I’ve heard about


    everything, Sonia. You poor thing.” With teary eyes, she threw herself under the old man’s knee.


    “Grandpa! Where have you been all these years?” Six years ago, the funds in Paradigm Co. were


    stolen, and all the evidence pointed to her father. Because of this, not only was he expelled from the


    board of directors, but he was also put behind bars. Subsequently, her stepmother and stepsister fled


    with whatever money they had left. Everything added together caused her father to take his own life.


    The old man exined, “I’ve been investigating the theft ofpany funds back then. I found that it


    was rted to the Triforce Enterprise; your father was made a scapegoat.” Triforce Enterprise was the


    largest real estatepany in the city. Its chairman was Titus Gray, who was none other than Tina’s


    father. While Sonia was pondering, the old man took out a document and put it in her hand. “Girl, this is


    51% of Paradigm Co.’s shares. Don’t ask me how I got it, but I know this is what you need right now.”


    Hearing that, Sonia pursed her lips and looked solemn. “I will find the person who framed my father and


    prove his innocence. Grandpa, I will certainly not let you down.”Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g