Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!
Chapter 2836
Chapter 2836
On the morning board.
The directors appeared one after another, and they were all uncles and aunts older than Charity.
However, when everyone met, they did not dare to despise Charity in the slightest.
Just kidding, who would dare to be careless if she climbed from a peasant girl to where she is today.
Dalton Chadwick greeted immediately, “Miss Eliza, during the hospitalization, did your uncle let you eat the bird’s nest, which is especially suitable for your girls, it can beautify your face, and it is good for wound recovery. “
“Thank you Uncle Chadwick.” Charity smiled slightly, not enthusiastic enough, but also cold.
people have their conscience eaten by dogs, and others almost lost
don’t be too ruthless.” A director who approached Hank Jewell, “If it wasn’t for Chester, Eliza, you would be dead
people don’t keep their names for good deeds, you guys, just want to repay the favor.” Jorge Chadwick came over and said something strange, then raised his eyebrows at Charity, “Miss Eliza, let me tell you, some people even
right for her to repay her kindness. My son is good, and it is because of him that
In the future, if he get
other than sit at home and wait to die.” The more Hank Jewell said, the more angry he
bad relationship, and Chester would rather let the Chadwick family manage the Jewell Corporation
speak and
family, no wonder he was trained to have that kind of
want to argue with Hank Jewell, so she just
and said, “So many people are here, so your
the Jewell family will always belong to our Jewell family and your Chadwick family
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