Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 96

Carmella’s palm was sweating as she held her phone, “Grandpa, I just graduated, and I don’t want to date yet.”

Terrence went silent for a moment, his voice tumed gloomy. “Carmella, business hasn’t been good for these two years, and the Macclain family is not as good as before. There’s going to be a big project opening up in J City soon, and Gentry’s uncle is in charge of it. If our families get along, we might have a chance to get

involved.”

He was solemn, “Carmella, the Macclain family has raised you for more than twenty years, and we can’t let it go to waste. I know you’ve always been sensible, and I am sure you’ll know what to do.”

Carmella’s voice tightened, “Grandpa, I’ve always been aware of the Macclain family’s kindness, and I will certainly pay you back in the future.”

Terrence chuckled softly, “No need to wait for the future, you have the chance now.”

He continued with a meaningful tone, “Technically, Estelle should be the real daughter of the Macclain family, and your parents‘ property should be hers. But if you obey, Grandpa will also love you”

Carmella’s head buzzed, and after a while, she asked, “Where do we meet?”

“Six o’clock tonight, Serenity Heights. Make sure to behave well.”

up the phone for a long time, Carmella was still in a daze, with only one thought in her head – the Macclain family was going to sell

were their own granddaughter. But when it came to a critical moment, she just realized that in their eyes, she was just an item to

didn’t they ask

she was not their biological daughter, so they could

had been spoiled for twenty years and would

flickered, and she

after her classes in the afternoon. As soon as she picked up, Carmella choked out a cry of

so hard she could barely

walked to a quiet spot and asked softly, ‘Carmella,

voice panicked, “Sister, please

calmly asked, “What’s the

say through her crying. Today, Grandpa called me and asked me to date Gentry because he needs Gentry’s uncle’s help in bidding. You must have heard

family, I won’t survive. I’ve just graduated from college and have so many dreams I don’t want to get married, let

asked, “Do Mom and Dad

want me to tell them. He said the Macclain family raised me for more than twenty years and that I should give back. Sister, please help

“How can I

don’t dare to tell Mom and Dad, so I called you. You’re the only one

on now”

to meet Gentry at six tonight at Serenity y Heights. Sister, can you come with me? I’m afraid to