Billionaire’s Missing Darling
Chapter 7
Chapter 7
At the moment, William was still overseas. It was also unknown to him what had happened at home.
If he were to return and learn that Emma had someone to hurt Olivia, he would surely punish Emma.
Emma was not afraid of punishment, but she feared being driven out of the Taylor family by William. Therefore, she had to reconcile with Olivia before William returned.
“As long as the victim forgives me, William will not do anything, even if he is angry.
“Even though Olivia is narrow–minded and unwilling to forgive me, I must still maintain a humble attitude to show my sincerity to everyone,” said Emma inwardly.
Olivia glanced at the plate in Emma’s hand, which had four different flavored cakes on it.
She was not interested in this type of sweet–tasting cake. Besides, she just woke up and wasn’t in the mood for food.
So, she shook her head and said, “No need. Thanks.”
After speaking, she turned her gaze and instructed the chef to heat up two sandwiches, bring a cup of milk, and deliver them to her room.
Her cold expression made Emma feel uneasy. Emma took a step forward and stopped her. “Olivia, try this. It’s really delicious. I specially made it for you.”
The pretty maid who came with Emma added, “Yes, Miss Olivia, you should try it. Miss Emma woke up at 4 o’clock this morning just to make the cake for you. She made four different kinds because she didn’t know your preferences.”
Olivia ignored the two of them and walked straight past Emma toward the door.
As soon as she reached the doorway, she was met with Emma’s. emotionally charged/interrogation from behind. “Olivia, do you still hate me?”
Olivia furrowed her brows. She was not vindictive and believed that the past should remain in the past. Since the matter had already been discussed that day, she would not dwell on it further.
Emma still dwelled on this
a moment, Olivia turned around and said,
the cake
cold, and a slight hint of annoyance reflected in her expression. She grew impatient with Emma’s persistence, saying, “These are two completely different matters!” Not eating the cake had absolutely no correlation with hating Olivia. Emma carried the plate of cake and walked
and gave Olivia a
the two of them, waiting for Olivia’s reaction. The pretty maid continued to speak in Emma’s support, “Miss Emma put a lot
didn’t cat the cake, it would be a disregard
did not like to fuss over minor details or engage in petty politics. However, this did not
either way, but she didn’t feel like eating because she didn’t. have much of an appetite in the morning. However, faced with the relentless pressure from Emma now, she didn’t even want to
softly before turning around to pour two glasses of water at the dining table, each filling up to only three–quarters with a shallow
and watching her movements
the water, Olivia brought the two glasses of
by her behavior and did not know
another one. with her right hand, saying, “I apologize for what
and shook the empty glass at Emma. Her eyes were cold. “This is
the cake in Emma’s hand and said, “If you don’t eat my cake, it means you won’t forgive me. This is not an apology. It
a trace of mockery, as if only recounting
and casual pants. Although it was a homey and gentle outfit, she still exuded a cold and aloof
a strong presence
a scholarly demeanor that was both aloof and persuasive, rendering one utterly incapable
no longer paid attention to the crowd and turned around to walk away, only leaving a
everyone in the kitchen had frozen in place. Until a long time after Olivia had left, they discreetly glanced at Emma before
on Emma’s carefully
say such things as, ‘If you don’t eat my cake, it means
Olivia is right. This is not an apology at all. It’s
with
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