An Understated Dominance

Chapter 382

The next day, back at Swinton, a convoy of luxury cars drove into Park Palace in a grandiose display. As their procession moved through the streets, it left a lasting impression of power and splendor.

By the entrance, the entire Harmon family had been waiting, with Jessica in the lead.

As the vehicles came to a stop, Jayla, who was dressed in luxurious clothing, was the first to disembark with an arrogant look on her face.

“Jayla, you’re here! Please, come in.” Jessica greeted her with a smile and a welcoming attitude. The person she was greeting was Tyler’s sister. Her standing among the entire Grant family was not to be taken lightly.

Jayla nodded in response. “Jessica, long time no see. Where’s Natasha? Why don’t I see her?”

“She’s inside getting ready. She won’t take much longer,” Jessica explained with a smile.

“Jayla, I prepared something for you when I found out you were visiting. Have a look.” At that moment, Quentin, who was standing beside them, took out a sapphire the size of an egg and passed it to her with both hands. Jayla was not only gorgeous, but she also came from a powerful family. That was why he knew she was the best match for him. Naturally, he wouldn’t give up the chance to leave a good impression.

his belief that every woman

it. “Thanks.” However, instead of receiving it herself, she had the maid take it and

took in her disinterested look, the corners of his mouth twitched. He purchased that sapphire from some Amberson woman for more than a hundred million

have gotten something

Jessica smoothed things over and invited the entourage inside. After they took their seats,

and continued, According to the marriage agreement, there are around 20 days left

Harmons‘ annual family gathering will be in a few days. We’ll be making arrangements during

“However, I’ve been

“That’s not true, of course. You shouldn’t listen to gossip like

aware that my brother

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doesn’t tolerate betrayals. With his personality, if he heard about the rumors, there’s no