Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 66

Bennett asked Sabina to look after Estelle more, and Leonie, didn’t want to fall behind, also praised her own daughter and son, asking Sabina to help them out

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Estelle seized the opportunity to slip away quietly, returning to the sofa to continue playing games with Hans.

The Macclain family had a gathering at the old house every week, and another one every half a month. It was a rule set by Terrence. During the gatherings, the men would chat about business matters, while the women would gossip and strengthen their relationships.

Sallie arrived just in time for dinner. Being an art student, she dressed rather unconventionally. After arriving, she threw her bag on the sofa and put her legs on the coffee table, looking quite indecent.

Leonie came over and hinted for her to greet Mrs. Macclain, but Sallie ignored her.

When the dishes were served, everyone took their seats one after another. Terrence sat in the main seat, with Mrs. Macclain on his left and Sabina on his right. The others took their seats in turn. When Estelle went over, there was only an empty seat at the end of the table.

sorry for her and wanted to call her over but Sallie

and talking, making it a lively atmosphere. Sabina

conversation.

she needs to help us with our family business more in the future,”

modestly, “Mr. Lamont knows my name and background and still lets me follow him around. That shows he trusts

Jonathan and steal company information for the Macclain family,

being petty. The Lamont family trusts

became a bit stiff, and she didn’t say

as Sabina does well in the Lamont Group, the Lamont family will take care of the Macclain family, even if it’s just

on Sabina’s sleeve to reveal an exquisite diamond bracelet. “This expensive Armani bracelet was a gift from Mr.

Sallie wanted this bracelet before, but couldn’t get it. Mr.

eating shrimp, was startled by Leonie’s exclamation and looked

cover the bracelet,

an expensive gift as company benefits? I don’t believe it!” Leonie’s eyes were filled with shrewd calculations. “Maybe in no time,