The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss

 Chapter 462 Own Mines

Eli Harrison smiled. “Bro, this is my youngest daughter. She’s been living abroad, so she’s quite shy since she has never attended these events before. Don’t laugh at her.” Eric smiled faintly without much emotion.

Nicole sized up Ivy Harrison. Looking at her demeanor, Ivy did not look like she grew up abroad. Noticing Nicole’s gaze, Ivy glanced at her and quickly bowed her head.

Since Nicole knew what this father and daughter pair had in mind, she did not need to stay any longer. Nicole smiled and patted Eric’s shoulder. “Mr. Ferguson, you guys talk.

I’ll get something to eat.” Before Eric could stop her, Eli Harrison laughed loudly. “Take care, Ms. Stanton. With a faint smile, Nicole turned around and left.

Many people around saw this scene. Nicole’s departing back looked so lonely, which inevitably made others pity her. She took a slice of cake and sat down in a corner. A man sat down beside her. It was Clayton.

alone when I brought you here…” Nicole smiled and expressed her understanding “Mr. Sloan, you just returned to Mediania, so naturally, there will be people taking advantage

he was slowly sipping on a glass of sparkling water at this moment. “Mr. Ferguson is here?” He glanced over in the direction of

that Clayton could accurately recognize Eli

situation in Western Mediania. Chairman Harrison is extremely conservative. He only keeps his mines for a

Harrison?” Nicole shook her head. “The one beside him is Ivy Harrison. He said that she was raised abroad.” Clayton

daughter. His wife died not

why Ivy Harrison was different from the regular high-society ladies. L Clayton coughed slightly. “Well… It’s good to know some gossip at times. I learned about it before returning home.” Nicole

Nicole’s new love? This scene was extremely harsh in Eric’s eyes, who was staring at the couple not far away Eli Harrison deliberately left his daughter behind to take care of Eric to give them

daugh She finally waited until the day that Eli’s wife died to be recognized in the Harrison family. She could finally stand up