Love's Change of Heart

Chapter 419

“Why do you say so?” Just as everyone was focused on Leanna and Violet, a cold male voice sounded from behind the crowd. Everyone instantly made way for that person. Aidan strode over to Leanna and glanced at Violet. “I gave her this necklace. What is it that you find hard to believe?”

Violet never expected him to appear at this moment, causing her expression to go stiff. “I…” She parted her lips but didn’t know what to say. Regardless of how bold she was, she couldn’t accuse Aidan of buying fake goods in front of the crowd.

Nonchalantly, Aidan continued, “Does your throat hurt? Do you need to visit the hospital?”

Just then, Owen came over and noticed them gathering in the same spot. His heart almost jumped out of his throat as he quickly asked, “What’s going on?” However, no one replied to him. Without a choice, Owen glanced at the girl who was closest to Violet. “Tell me, Melody!”

Melody hesitated to answer, but she eventually explained the situation to him.

Ever since he learned from Aidan that Mr. Jackson had appointed Leanna as his granddaughter, he had been looking for Violet, wanting to remind her not to offend Leanna again, but unexpectedly, it already happened.

Turning around, Owen forced a smile. “President Pearson, Miss McKinney, I’m terribly sorry. Violet can be quite ignorant sometimes, so I hope you two don’t take her words to heart.”

Leanna smiled in response. “No, Chairman Kramer. Miss Kramer isn’t just knowledgeable, but she is also well-acquainted with celebrities and seniors in the design industry. I should be the one learning from her.” Both Violet and her father could hear the hidden meaning behind her words.

Under Aidan’s gaze, Owen felt his forehead dripping with sweat. He wanted to explain, but he couldn’t say anything.

At this time, two figures appeared at the banquet hall entrance and walked straight toward them. “Good evening, Chairman Kramer. Hello, Miss Kramer.”

When she saw them, Violet’s expression faltered. Almost subconsciously, she blurted, “Who invited you two?!”

The two exchanged glances and asked, “Aren’t you the one who invited us to your birthday party?”

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holding back her anger, but she couldn’t throw a fit since Aidan was here. Instead, she snapped at

are collaborating with your family in business, and I also heard that you didn’t invite them to your birthday party, so I thought you might have forgotten to extend your invitations to them since you already have too many people on your invitation list. I decided to invite them over for you. Why do you

Violet

us, I assume they are not important at all to you, Miss Kramer. Perhaps I was being impulsive and didn’t understand the reason why you held your birthday party. I sincerely hope you won’t blame

One of them pulled a long face and questioned, “Is it like what she said, Miss Kramer? Is the reason why we didn’t

like them, so when she heard him talking to her in a questioning tone, she was instantly displeased. “That’s right. I look down on you. Do I still owe you an explanation? Do you think

her with a scolding.

down on us, we consider you way out of