Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy

Chapter 135 Run Into An Old Friend

For the following days, Elizabeth went to work as usual. She went to the branch offices for a site visit with Matthew.

That day, they were going to Goodridge Mall in Mistwood. It was under Hilton Group, and there were branches all over

the world.

It was New Year. Hence, every shop in that district had its promotional activities going on. The mall in Mistwood invited.

its CEO to attend an event where he was asked to give a speech.

Elizabeth looked at the handsome man on the stage. He had to face the crowd with countless cameras pointing at him.

Yet, he looked calm when he gave his speech with a sense of humor. The girls in the audience seat were screaming

excitedly. Standing backstage, Elizabeth felt as though she was looking at a celebrity.

Suddenly, a woman came closer to her and sized her up.

“Elizabeth, is it you?”

Elizabeth looked at the woman in a professional black suit. The latter, who had nicely trimmed short hair, looked

capable.

“Who are you?”

replied, “Elizabeth, it’s me, Lillian Simpson! Your high school friend! We haven’t met each other for six years, and you never changed a bit! You’re still as

her, Elizabeth recollected her memory at once. “It’s you, Lillian, our class monitor!”

long hair and black-framed glasses

academic over

nodded in response. “So, you are Mr. Hilton’s secretary

her eyes as she spoke. She remembered that Elizabeth’s grade in school was not outstanding. It had to be her family background that secured her a good job

Mall? What a

in the headquarters while Lillian worked in a branch office, they worked for the same

regardless.

have to join us. We used to have it every year without your presence. This

WhatsApp and phone number. Nonetheless, she felt

somehow.

She didn’t want her classmates to gossip

her watch and said, “Elizabeth, promise

Elizabeth replied, “Sure”

he came down from the stage. Elizabeth quickly poured a

here, Mr Hilton Warm

was outdoor. The weather was gloomy. It was as though it

turned red. Her hands were frigid when she passed him the