Billionaire’s Missing Darling

Chapter 43

Liam called Olivia, and it was still Susan who answered. She said that Olivia was conducting a very important experiment and wouldn’t be out for a while, so she couldn’t disturb Olivia.

When Amelia heard this, she subconsciously frowned and said unhappily, “Olivia is really getting more and more insensible! What experiment is so important? Is it more important than seeing her family? Go in directly and ask her to come back.”

Having been a rich lady for many years, Amelia was used to instructing others. Since Susan was Olivia’s life assistant, Amelia felt that she was a servant who could be ordered around at will.

Susan hesitated.

Liam knew a little more about the laboratory. He was different from Amelia, who had been raised in a rich family for decades and only knew how to enjoy her life every day. He knew that a laboratory at Ember University was built for over 20 million dollars or even a few billion dollars.

Moreover, it was not just the price. Many experimental products could not be bought with money.

More importantly, something like an experiment could cause safety accidents if one was not careful. If there was sulfuric acid or an explosion, one would be dead.

Therefore, he asked, “Is it a very important experiment?”

Susan did not know much about this, but she asked the students around her and replied, “Yes, it’s very important. I heard from the students here that some substances have a time limit. They change in the air in a few seconds. If we don’t observe them in time, we won’t be able to find them later.”

Upon hearing this, Liam became nervous and quickly said, “Then don’t call her. When Olivia comes out, ask her to go home. Tell her that Amy is back.”

“Alright,” Susan replied cheerfully. “I’ll tell Olivia as soon as she comes out.”

After hanging up, Liam looked at Amy.

Amy smiled. There was no displeasure on her face. Instead, she was completely happy. “I didn’t expect Olivia to be so amazing.”

All these years, Amy had thought of many possibilities regarding Olivia’s future. The worst outcome would be to be sold to a remote village as a child bride. The best outcome would be to be adopted by a kind couple and live a peaceful and happy life.

did not expect Olivia to be better than she had imagined. She was indeed the daughter of the

Olivia’s safety, Amy had done many good deeds and donated a lot of money to the poor mountainous areas.

so outstanding, Amy would not care about such a small matter as her not being able

As she spoke, Amy got up. Before she left, she was still worried and reminded them, “Dad, don’t rush Olivia. I heard that safety is the most

“Got it.” Liam nodded.

servant quickly led Amy and Yvonne

them go up

Yvonne around, so he didn’t embarrass Amelia. Now that Yvonne had gone upstairs, he reprimanded Amelia mercilessly, “Have you become stupid from staying

wise. Liam was a generous head. He rarely said anything harsh to Amelia, his daughter–in–law. This

looked at

longer young. It was fine if she was getting stupider and stupider, but she did not even have the

you to be fair. I just

this, Amelia’s face turned

and Yvonne weren’t around, but there were still so many servants in the house. There was also the junior, Emma. Liam didn’t show her respect at all and reprimanded her directly. She couldn’t be more embarrassed! “Dad, why am I dragging Olivia down? I

in his eyes. “Even Amy knows that safety is the most important thing in an experiment. As a mother, you only

be in an experiment?” Amelia subconsciously retorted. “Isn’t she a biology student? She’s just observing the leaves

to you about this. Don’t interfere in Olivia’s matters in

Share?

Liam was eyeing the Green family’s shares and immediately said, “The Green family’s shares are to be reserved

his hand impatiently. “Who cares? I’m just telling you not to get involved in Olivia’s

she interfered, she had to give

Anyway, Olivia was not close to her. Since Liam asked her not to get involved,

stood up and

and threw the pillow on the sofa at Samuel. “It’s

knew that he was indeed guilty according to Emma’s matter. No legitimate