Stepping into the elevator, Vivienne glanced at the antique locket glinting with a soft golden hue in her hand before slipping it into her pocket. The piece meant little to her personally, but for Cordelia's family, it might hold significant value.

Vivienne headed downstairs, coincidentally bumping into Dorian, who had just returned.

Spotting Vivienne, Dorian hastened his steps, waving excitedly. "Vivienne!"

With a smile, Vivienne greeted back, "Dorian, back so early?"

Setting his briefcase aside, Dorian shared, "Cordelia called me at noon, mentioned you dropped by. Figured I'd head home early since the office was slow today."

Vivienne always knew Dorian cared deeply for her, but it still warmed her heart to feel it afresh.

"How's the company doing, Dorian?"

Dorian, eager to discuss, mentioned, "Actually, we're planning to launch a new product before the year ends, alongside our classic range. It should help us better integrate into the local market. What do you think?"

Dorian was always full of ideas when it came to the business.

Though he often discussed these matters with Cordelia, Vivienne, being a significant investor, had a unique perspective.

Dorian hoped for Vivienne's approval on these strategic decisions.

Vivienne reassured him with a smile, "You're more than capable of making these decisions, Dorian."

Relieved, Dorian then remembered the purpose of Vivienne's visit. "Oh, right, Vivienne. You came to check on Flynn, didn't you?"

"I heard from Cordelia about the poor kid. He's family, after all. We should help when we can."

Vivienne pursed her lips, asking, "Dorian, how long has it been since Cordelia saw her sister?"

then replied, "Years, really. She wasn't too supportive of our marriage, so we lost touch after tying the knot. Heard she moved

looked around and whispered, "Vivienne, is there a

his concern stemmed from a past incident that had left Dorian

wasn't sure yet if there was cause for alarm, especially

seemed

never mentioned her before." Dorian, relieved by her explanation, shared more about Cordelia's family dynamics, highlighting the differences in

it was time to leave, "Dorian, I've told Cordelia I'll be around more

appreciated her commitment,

Havenwood. Look into this Delilah too." Her instincts urged caution, especially with Abigail still at large and Dorian and Cordelia's

Vivienne was greeted by the comforting sight of lights on

or Percival as he

her arrive, Percival called out from the kitchen, holding a cake mold,

sat at the kitchen bar, watching Percival meticulously spread frosting on a strawberry cheesecake, feeling

you didn't have to rush cooking dinner for

Cordelia. Knew you were on your way

locket she had received, placed

he inquired,

of gratitude from Cordelia's sister," Vivienne

"Something

Abigail's elusive powers and the recent suspicious behavior of Cordelia's sister, Percival suggested a

conclusions. I'll have someone keep a watch.

do was wait for

Percival casually broached a topic he heard from Cordelia, "Cordelia mentioned something about that kid. What's up?

the child and couldn't help but frown, "The kid's got toxins in their system, both physically and mentally compromised. Even with recovery, it's uncertain if

but mental scars are harder

Wolf, "That's why I'm thinking of finding someone who can not only ensure the safety of the Dorian family but also help the child adjust emotionally." After

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