Chapter 294


    Chapter 294 You Ask for It


    Conrad’s heart skipped a beat, and a smile appeared on his face.


    He rubbed his hands, held his joy back, andughed fawningly, “I knew that you are the best. Don’t wor


    ry. I will not let you down!


    “The entire Longfellow Group will be ours. I will let everyone know that you are the only hostess of the c


    ompany.”


    His eyes were filled with deep love. His look made Mathilda feel extremely disgusted. She tightened he


    r hand on one side and maintained her sweet smile. However, deep disgust shed through the depths


    of her beautiful eyes.


    Conrad looked at her smile and felt a little ufortable.


    These days, Mathilda had never mentioned what happened that night. It was as if she had forgiven him


    .


    He always felt uneasy.


    But he couldn’t ask her…


    Conrad’s eyes turned slightly, and then he changed to a vexed expression. He lowered his voice and s


    aid, “Honey, about what happened before…”


    Mathilda raised her eyebrows and interrupted Conrad, “What is it? What do you want to say?”


    “That night…” Conrad looked at her with sincerity. He looked distressed. “No matter whether you believ


    e me or not, I want to tell you


    that you are the only one in my heart. I will never do anything to betray you.”


    Mathilda raised her eyes and nced at him. “I know. I don’t think you have the audacity to do that.”


    Her attitude was no different from usual. Conrad was relieved.


    He thought maybe he was thinking too much.


    Mathilda was not that smart.


    It was probably thest time when J suddenly appeared when he was about to seed, which left


    him aplex


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    about it.


    After a long sigh of relief, Conrad was a little relieved.


    There came the sound of cars. He checked the time and


    found his guests were almost here. Conrad dusted off his clothes and prepared to go out to wee th


    e guests.


    Suddenly, a hand grabbed his sleeve.


    It was Mathilda. She helped him with his tic. She lowered her eyes and asked, “Do you have anything t


    o tell me?”


    Then the sound of footsteps sounded outside, mixed with theughter of the guests. Conrad’s attention


    waspletely attracted.


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    He pulled Mathilda’s hand away and said perfunctorily as he walked out, “No, honey, the guests are her


    e. Let’s


    wee them!”


    As soon as he finished speaking, Conrad disappeared from the door.


    Mathilda stood at the back, watching Conrad wee the guests with a sh of resentment in her eyes


    .


    Oh, Conrad…


    You asked for it!


    The guests arrived one after another. Conrad and Mathilda were busy mingling. Therge party was go


    ing on at the Doherty’s house. Some of the guests toasted Conrad with a respectful and humble attitud


    e.


    Seeing all the celebrities appearing at his party, Conrad felt a little proud.


    Dressed in a high–


    end dress, Mathilda looked like a nobledy. She was standing beside Conrad in a low profile, letting C


    onrad have all the light.


    “Mr. and Mrs. Doherty, I am ttered by your invitation!”


    “Mr. Doherty, what a rare chance to talk to you. I must take this opportunity to have a drink with you!”


    “Mr. Doherty, I came with sincerity today. We can cooperate in the future!”


    The continuouspliments made Conrad feel extremely satisfied.


    Ever since J returned, his business partners had avoided him. He knew that they did not dare to fig


    ht against her and could only abandon him. But now everything was


    different. J disappeared a long time ago, and those people. woulde back to him naturally.


    However, what was different from thest time was that many big shots beyond his reach were at his p


    arty. Although only the wives came, it was a signal, indicating that he had made his way into the upper–


    ss society, just like the Longfellow family these years.


    In the garden, Conrad smiled brightly. Reporters kept taking photos of him. Under the shing lights, C


    onrad stood on the high tform with his back straight and his jaw slightly raised.


    “Today, I have an announcement.


    “My wife will announce it when the party begins.”


    Conrad kept them in suspense. All the guests became quite curious, and everyone began to guess wha


    t it was.


    Many people knew that J had gone missing. Now that Conrad was holding a birthday party for his


    daughter, people assumed that the announcement would be rted to J and the Longfellow Group


    .


    If something happened to J, the Longfellow Group would probably be over….


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    Some women who were familiar with Mathilda looked at Mathilda with inquiring eyes.


    Mathilda pretended not to see them and stared at Conrad on the stage with a faint smile,


    A brave reporter raised his hand and asked loudly, “Mr. Doherty, where is Ms. Longfellow now? Today i


    s Miss Doherty’s birthday. As her sister, Ms. Longfellow should be here, right?”


    A trace of displeasure shed across Conrad’s heart.


    He cursed the reporters for mentioning it. The reporter just ruined the day.


    “I believe Ms. Longfellow will wish my daughter a happy birthday. It doesn’t matter whether she is here


    or not.”


    Conrad replied and stepped down the stage.


    “Mr. Doherty is hiding something. Could it be that something happened to Ms. Longfellow as the rumors


    say?”


    “No way… Ms. Longfellow had several brothers. Maybe it was about something else.”


    “I heard that Ms. Longfellow went to Canada a while ago. Will she get married abroad?”


    A reporter saw Mathilda and winked at him. “Shh, stop talking.”


    He had heard Mrs. Doherty had a bad temper, and it was better not to provoke her.


    Unexpectedly, Mathilda smiled. She ignored him and went straight into the hall.


    The reporters were puzzled, but they were d that Mathilda did not get angry. They followed her in an


    d put the live broadcast equipment in ce.