Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 544

Yuna poured her heart out, tears streaming down her face like pearls slipping off a string, sobbing until she was gasping for breath!

How could Hackett stand to see his daughter in such a pitiful state?

He had no idea that the hardships his daughter had been enduring were far greater and more challenging than he had ever imagined. And the one who started this whole mess was that woman named Marguerite!

Damn it! They say birds of a feather flock together, and Marguerite seemed to have inherited every nasty trait from the Lockwood family!

He would not allow Marguerite to walk all over his daughter like this!

He had been absent from her life for a full 25 years, but from now on, he would move heaven and earth to elevate her in every way possible, whether it be her career or her love life!

He would do everything in his power to make his daughter’s wishes come true!

Hackett gently rubbed Yuna’s trembling back with a resolve that had already made up his mind, “Since you love him that much, I, as your father, will certainly give you a hand! Powell and I go way back, and he owes me a couple of favors.”

Yuna internally rejoiced, thinking that she finally had him hooked!

She immediately looped her arm through Hackett’s, playfully chiding with a giggle, “Dad! I knew you were the best! You look so cool helping me out, just like Freddie!”

drink too much. Look at you, seeing things! What would the staff say if they saw

lightbulb going off

idea. A grand scheme swiftly took

mind!

thought she knew exactly how to play her

Upstairs.

her computer in her office,

was a bit exaggerated, catching Frederick’s attention from

spoke in his measured tone, “The company pays you a handsome salary, not for daydreaming on

defensively. “I’m not daydreaming, just had a

was making a mountain

being a whole thing? What a tyrant!

can I expect

gaze, “The report is in Yuna’s office,

you a week to work on that report, and now you’re trying to brush me off by saying it was

was done

feel a bit petulant, “Besides, didn’t I

called her name sharply.