A Graduation Gift

Chapter 194 Perfect Match

Ivy might have a tricky mind but that didn't mean she was a woman of wisdom. She was a bit dense that she would even go as far as sacrificing her own son just for driving Cassandra away.

To Amanda, Ivy was a naive woman ready to be used at her disposal.

When Amanda saw that Ivy was deep in meditation, she started the car.

"Ivy, aren't you going to attend the ball? Do you already have something to wear? I can help you. I'll take you to my friend's shop and we can choose a dress for you. Put all your worries aside. What's important is you wear something nice so you can go with Lionel to the ball. You know we women gotta work!"

Amanda played her words with two meanings, which not only stopped Ivy's awful ideas coming out this morning but also drew her over her side.

Not to mention Amanda hated Cassandra too—these were the types of people she wanted to keep in her life!

"Manager Qin, here's the Business Newspaper for today,"

the assistant said as she placed today's newspaper in front of Cassandra —and on the front page was Cassandra's interview from the other day.

"I think they made a mistake..."

the assistant said hesitantly, sneaking a shy glance at Cassandra.

Cassandra grabbed the paper and quickly skimmed through the article and there it was—a quick blurb about Cassandra's personal affairs.

Business Newspaper: Manager Qin, as a business woman, what can you say about love?

Cassandra: Don't look for it. It'll come.

Business Newspaper: Is there someone special in your life right now? Maybe, someone you love?

Cassandra: Yes, I do have a partner right now and I love him very much.

Business Newspaper: Do you have plans to get married?

Cassandra: We haven't talked about that yet.

Business Newspaper: Hoping for the best, Manager Qin.

Cassandra: Thank you so much.

"I don't think there's anything wrong here. What are you talking about?"

Cassandra said in a puzzled tone as she raised her head to look at the assistant. All the questions were pretty standard—nothing impressive or offensive.

lip and flipped to the next page

and

by a huge photo of Lyndsy's face. The title of the piece was "Best Actress's

colleague who stole her boyfriend. For her own sake, she kept mum

Although the woman wasn't named, the description matched Cassandra's precisely: a divorcee whose father was in jail. This article could not have been more

already so used to the rumor that it had

she'd just gone through. There were so many things

it, this is nothing,"

the newspaper into a ball and threw it

in the middle of a deal who's suddenly refusing to sign the papers. They said they wouldn't sign because your

say more but decided against it when

guilty of anything so I don't need to clean up after myself. You have to stop

said, consoling the assistant. If she worried about everything going on in her life, she would have

"What about the clients?"

said in

I'll be attending the ball tonight, I

so that her assistant wouldn't have

face her industry peers and some higher-ups alone. She needed

was a great opportunity and she would be

biggest hotel in G City. Cassandra arrived on time and she found that so many people were here

a group chatting so she kept

by the truckload and they

fussing towards the doorway—a man and a woman had just arrived at the ball hand in hand.

like a god in

was Amanda clad in a

everyone was staring at

at Amanda's last

two women standing next to

in G City for someone and now anyone with eyes knows that it's Rufus from the

the Amanda Piano School. Their lives are so connected, huh,

to Rufus. It could even attract international attention especially if Amanda's going to be the spokeswoman for the

Cassandra could

arms to her side and gripped her dress tightly, her palms

just busy with his business. But apparently, she was wrong because he was

hand in hand, they truly looked

a corner—the look on his face suddenly softened. He

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