Chapter 729 Difficult Questions


    Chapter 729 Difficult Questions


    Horace said, "Instead of caring about this content that no longer serves any purpose Miss Armstrong


    should be thinking about how to help Camille reduce the public opinion now?"


    Horace''s tone sounded less than pleasant, and Grace was instantly mute.


    Horace frowned slightly, and then his tone followed warmly, he said: "Miss Armstrong, you should also


    be aware of the rtionship between Camille and Mr. Simpson nowadays, right? If you don''t want


    Camille to be affected and hurt by any public opinion, you should advise Mr. Armstrong to issue a


    statement to fully support Camille, otherwise with the influence of Simpson Group in Hance City, she


    can''t afford such suppression and verbal violence."


    Horace is also following this matter, originally thought it was just a simple case of giarism, but did


    not expect it to turn out this way now.


    In public he was very relieved, at least Armstrong Corp was found to be giarism can avoid the storm,


    but in private after this period of time and Camille get along to see, she is very good except for cold,


    serious work, ability is also very good, especially her design style is unique,pared with many of the


    same architects today is naturally excellent.


    Whenparing the two, Horace doesn''t really want Camille to fade away or stop being involved in the


    construction industry because of this incident.


    Horace has long seen through the rtionship between Camille and Ayan couples have problems,


    because there is no that couple to live alone, which is obviously problematic, even if it is a simple union


    rtionship is not possible to live apart for a long time, although they usually get along with the


    interaction, but at the beginning of the contact between the two is not difficult to guess that in fact are


    pretending, because something even if you can y but the eyes are can not bias people.


    Mr. and Mrs. Bell and the others didn''t notice, but Horace is an extremely observant person, so he


    could easily see through the interaction between the two just for the sake of others.


    But I don''t know when the change between Camille and Ayan began, especially Ayan look at Camille''s


    eyes more and more intense, that is a kind of man to woman''s eyes, not allow others to peep, more not


    allow others to miss.


    So this matter Horace never thought that Ayan will not make a move, just that he did not know why


    Ayan has not moved anything until now, is not the time? Or do you have other ns?


    These hours he was thinking over and over and over again about this problem, and until now there was


    no thought.


    What exactly does Ayan want to do?


    Horace''s thin lips pursed, the slight frown between his brows slowly rxed, his voice warm and


    indifferent: "What do you the Armstrong family n to do now?"


    Horace has never been a nosy person, but this is not just about the Armstrong family, but also about


    Armstrong Corp, so when he thinks about it, it''s not nosy.


    Grace was so engrossed in what he had just said that she also made careful assumptions before


    following with a whispered response, "They won''t agree to that."


    Grace some helpless, although not tried, but she thought of just BrodyPage''s attitude also instantly do


    not want to speak again, because say not to say are a result, say instead will make them


    misunderstand again is not Camille''s intention, so it is better to forget it.


    Horace asks, "So you the Armstrong family are nning to do nothing?"


    "That''s about it for now."


    The Armstrong family is not her call, so she doesn''t know how BrodyPage''s side of the family decides?


    Horace''s tone sounded cold as he said, "Miss Armstrong, what about you? Do you want to help her?"


    Grace said without any hesitation, "Of course I want to, she is my sister, I naturally want her to be free


    of anything, but I have no contacts whatsoever, how can I help?"


    Grace waspletely clueless and didn''t have any ideas at all.


    After her words, Horace was also briefly silent.


    Grace rarely talks to Horace on the phone, and even when she does, it''s all because of work, and this


    is the first time it''s about something else.


    So at this moment after the silence, I realized that I would not be abrupt?


    She hastily asked, "Mr. Burris, am I troubling you?"


    Horace: "It''s okay."


    Not too disturbing, after all, he also happened to be thinking about it.


    Grace pursed her lips slightly as she said in a low voice, "Mr. Burris, can you give me some advice?


    What do you think I should do to help Cami?"


    Horace let out a lightugh, the sound was extremely faint, barely catching much emotion, he said


    lightly, "You and she are really sisters, so you''re throwing all the problems to me?"


    Grace hurriedly exined, "Mr. Burris, I didn''t mean that, I just ....."


    "Don''t be nervous, I was just saying that off the top of my head." Horace interrupted her with a warm


    voice, making him also subconsciously remember Camille''s reaction, what did Camille say then?


    She seemed to say, "Oh, yes, I''m just throwing the gauntlet down to you, so can Mr. Burris tell me what


    I should do?"


    She is frank and direct without any euphemism, not to mention feeling any embarrassment.


    It''s funny to think about it at the moment.


    Horace''s mouth flushed with a light smile, then this followed: "You tell Mr. Armstrong, help Camille is to


    help Armstrong Corp, Ayan although with Camille''s husband and wife rtionship problems, but their


    rtionship is unlikely to appear too big problems. "


    "How can you be so sure?"


    "Because as a man looking at another man, there is no shortage of women around a man of Ayan''s


    stature, yet none of them pose any threat around him, which only means he hasn''t given anyone else a


    chance."


    "But ... What''s happening now has a big impact on him too, if he''s not angry why isn''t he speaking out


    in defense of Cami?"


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    "I can''t give you an answer to this question for now, because I''m not him, so I don''t know how he


    thinks? I can tell you only one thing, now you help Camille to speak out to Armstrong Corp only good


    not bad, whether this matter Ayan will not respond to Armstrong Corp and the Armstrong family are


    only temporarily affected, if Camille did not do this matter then the truth will sooner orter If Camille


    did not do this, then the truth will sooner orter be unraveled, at that time everyone will only discuss


    the Armstrong family ruthless and unrighteous even their own daughters are not cared about, you think


    once such a title on the back and how to wash off?"


    Horace opens up the conversation and gives Grace the final say, the only way to know what to do is to


    let Grace figure it out for herself?


    As for the main reason why Horace helped Grace to analyze this matter to give the most intuitive


    advice is also because Armstrong Corp can get benefits from it, after all, helped Camille, Ayan can not


    be invisible, he will take it into ount, and in the future Armstrong Corp what will alsoe out, there


    are good projects will also think about Armstrong Corp, which is undoubtedly a lot of benefits to


    Armstrong Corp.


    After his words, Grace didn''t say much, but just said, "Mr. Burris, thank you, I understand what you


    mean."


    Horace: "You''re wee, I''m doing it for Armstrong Corp too."


    Ending the call, Grace stood on the balcony of her room, she pursed her lips in contemtive silence


    for a long time before going out of her room towards the study, she took some documents that she


    should have had Brody stamp and sign two days ago and went downstairs.


    Brody and Page were also just about to go back to their rooms when Grace said, "Dad, I have some


    papers for you to sign, I told you before, something dyed these two days, I have to take it to the


    Brody: "Let''s talk about it tomorrow, I''m tired."


    "Now, I''ve taken it all down, I''m going to the office first thing in the morning, and Mr. Burris is waiting


    over there, and just called to remind me."


    Grace handed over the papers and pen in her hand, then gazed at Brody waiting for him to sign.


    Brody''s face was unhappy, seemingly resentful of the coercion, but Page said helpfully, "Just sign her


    up, she''s working in Horace''s hands now too."


    Brody then reached out to take the pen and paperwork, he did not feelfortable looking through a


    few eyes, a question, Grace are answered without any discrepancies, Brody then signed and sealed.


    Grace checked that there were no problems before saying goodnight and going upstairs. She returned


    to her bedroom and immediately pulled a piece of paper from the middle of the file, then gently tore


    open a piece of paper she had cut out to mention the contents of the substitute.