Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Annenburg, Province X.

Several luxury cars pulled up at the entrance of Qaxun Group and came to a stop. The door of the leading Rolls-Royce opened, and a bodyguard stepped out first. The bodyguard stood respectfully, waiting for the passenger in the back seat to exit.

Mr. Labbe, a man over 50 years old but appearing in his early 40s thanks to excellent selfcare, emerged from the car.

Dressed in a tailored white suit and tie, he exuded sophistication, with his attire making him appear slightly younger.

The bodyguards from the following cars quickly exited as well.

They walked briskly behind Mr. Labbe-not only to ensure his safety but also to showcase his status.

Meanwhile, several assistants retrieved numerous gift boxes from the trunks of the other cars.

paused at the company's entrance and looked up at the towering 68-story office building before him-a powerful symbol of the Ormond family's influence and success. The Ormond family's empire extended far beyond Qaxun Group. Their businesses spanned multiple industries, and in every sector they entered, they consistently rose

wealth and status made them a "fat piece of meat," and both ambitious and

two eldest daughters, Elora and Tinsley, were especially desirable. As key figures managing the Ormond

of these two women, the benefits would

no one had managed to

Ormond family

focus to younger Ormond cousins, particularly those still in college. They believed these younger women, lacking life experience and exposure to

they were independent and astute

guiding them, all the Ormond daughters grew up cautious and

from Havenmill naturally set their sights on

Elora difficult to pursue, they turned their attention to Tinsley, assuming

the Labbe family, was keenly aware of