Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

When the butler turned around to leave, Clarissa suddenly stopped him and ordered, “Let him in.”

She was in a bad mood, and someone scolded her, which was good for her to vent.

“Okay, I’ll go out and talk to Mr. Janzen.” The butler was very happy to see that Clarissa had listened to his advice and hurried out to open the door for Holden.

After Holden got off the car, he saw the butler and asked, “Has your madam had dinner?”

“She hasn’t eaten. She hasn’t eaten anything in a while. She just drinks water and smokes.” The butler said this and sighed. “I don’t know what kind of problem she encountered. It was so difficult that she didn’t even have the appetite to eat.”

He had not been a butler for very long, but he had worked at the Farrell family mansion for a long time.

This was the first time he saw Clarissa, the matriarch, in such a difficult situation.

After a moment of silence, Holden said, “Your madam is in a bad mood. Be careful, and don’t make her angry. I’ll go in and take a look.”

After walking a few steps, Holden turned back, walked to the front of the car, opened the door, leaned in, quickly picked up a bouquet of flowers, and got out of the car carrying a red bag.

Inside the bag was a set of jewelry.

spent all the

a bouquet of flowers

entered the house, Marco and his two brothers came back, followed

last one

car. He followed Kathryn into the house and said, “Mr. Janzen and the three young masters are back, but they still can’t persuade Madam to eat. Miss, you have to be the head of the family. Even if

“It feels like the sky is

of her aunt’s branch, which was like the end of the world

heard that Kathryn knew about

asked with concern, “Miss, what happened? Did the company encounter difficulties? Is

still

of funds and fails to raise money for turnover, it will not only

and said, “Don’t worry about your salary;

said that, Kathryn left the butler and walked

butler stopped,

what Kathryn said, there really was a big

Clarissa was so worried that she didn’t even