Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal’s Gone With The Money

Chapter 652

Hank quickly retrieved the gift and told Tracy, “Let’s go! We might still catch up to them.”

However, when they reached the doorstep, the car’s tail lights were already out of sight. They both felt uneasy, fearing they might have left a bad impression on Cynthia,

It was her first time visiting their home, and they did not show proper hospitality.

Matthew was really a little rascal.

Tracy thought it over and hurriedly texted Matthew, Prepare another gift for Cyn and say it’s from us. You both left too quickly, and we didn’t get a chance to give her the one we prepared.]

When Matthew received this message, he had already driven quite a distance. He was driving and talking to Cynthia at the same time, “Thanks for today.”

“You’re welcome,” Cynthia replied. However, she decided never to help Matthew pretend to be his girlfriend again. After all, Tracy treated her so well. If she found out later that it was all an act, it might hurt her feelings.

“What’s wrong?” Matthew caught a glimpse of the troubled expression on her face. “Is something bothering you?

By the way, what does your family do?” Cynthia responded calmly, changing the subject.

Matthew replied

Cynthia was surprised.

An antique business?

mind, and she looked at Matthew suspiciously and asked, “By any chance, does your family own the Quier

could not hide

caught off

low–profile presence in their circle. Their reputation was not as prominent as the Neal Group or the Yates Group, and their representatives were seldom seen at business gatherings. However, the

face risks in the antique business, the Quier

hands on any precious

was actually Matthew’s family business.

a loss

why don’t you go back and inherit the family fortune?”

she even think that Matthew was

company and Matthew shared the same last name!

calmly, clearly

felt even more foolish and replied, “The place you should he is the Quier Group, Working

waste for you. Listening to Uncle Hank today,

Group is struggling in its operations. They rely entirely on me eaming money