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Chapter 155

Chapter 155

Leandro was engrossed in his phone until Sandra took a seat, then he slowly looked up at her, “Hello,Ms. Sandra”

Sandra sat across from him, her gaze steady. You actually know me, Mr. Reynolds?”

Tve heard of you for a long time. Leandro replied

Tve also heard of Mr. Reynolds for quite a while, just didn’t expect we’d officially meet today” Sandrasaid, “Anything in particular you wanted to talk about, Mr. Reynolds?”

Leandro simply said, “Seraphina”

A laugh escaped Sandra, “What’s the deal between you and Seraphina? Why would you want to talkabout her with me?”

“Ms. Sandra, you’re a smart person. Why play with words with me?” Leandro replied nonchalantly

Upon hearing this, Sandra said, “Well, I might disappoint you then, Mr. Reynolds. Most of the time,Seraphina and I share the same view. And I don’t think Seraphina is exactly a rocket scientist either. Ifshe were, she wouldn’t have been duped into thinking a bad guy was a good guy.”

Leandro didn’t seem to care about her comments. He calmly said, “Seems like Ms. Sandra knowseverything about her.”

“Yes, I do,” Sandra confirmed, “What’s your point? What do you want to know from me, Mr. Reynolds?”

“Everything”

Sandra shook her head slowly, “I won’t betray Seraphina”

Upon hearing this, Leandro lowered his gaze slightly and casually said, “I just want to know her life inrecent years, would that be considered ‘betrayal, Ms. Sandra?”

A hint of change appeared on Sandra’s face, then she said, “If she hadn’t been deceived, framed, anddriven to Starhaven… Mr. Reynolds, wouldn’t you already know about her life? I’m well aware of whatyou’ve done to her. And now you want me to tell you about her recent years so you can use it againsther? Dream on!”

With that, she stood up and turned to leave. But she accidentally bumped into a waiter bringing hercoffee, splashing it on her. Annoyed, she began wiping it off with a napkin.

Leandro watched her retreating figure, remaining seated, and said quietly, “I hope you have enoughguts and resources to keep refusing then.”

Although he said it calmly, Sandra sensed something. She looked back at him before leaving.

Leandro didn’t watch her leave. He sat for a while, then took out a cigarette. Just as he was about tolight it, he remembered he was in a public place and threw the unlit cigarette into a trash can. Hesilently turned to look out the window, his gaze somber and silent.

Keen, sitting at a nearby table, felt a bit uneasy seeing Leandro like this.

It was a weekend, and Seraphina brought Valerio to the hospital to visit Conway. They bumped intoLorenzo Reynolds on their way out

“Hi, Lory.” Seraphina greeted him familiarly as soon as she saw him.

Valerio just stood quietly by her side, watching him.novelbin

Lorenzo glanced at Seraphina holding Valerio’s hand, nodded slightly in greeting.

“Why didn’t I see you yesterday?” Seraphina asked.

“I was out of town, Lorenzo replied, “Got back early this morning.”

Seraphina nodded, then moved a bit closer to him, “Can you tell me how grandpa’s doing?”

Lorenzo paused slightly at her serious expression, then said, “Not so good.”

Seraphina’s eyes dimmed upon hearing this.

“Grandpa’s condition is deteriorating, especially after a few heart failures yesterday. He was barelysaved,” Lorenzo said, “He might have to stay in the hospital for a while.”

Hearing this, Seraphina fell silent, then asked, “How long will that be?”

“Could be a few months, or maybe a year, Lorenzo answered.

Seraphina nodded slowly, maintaining her composure.

“I have other patients, I should go, Lorenzo said.

“Okay,” Seraphina replied, then took Valerio and left.

When they entered Conway’s room, he seemed to be dozing off. Seeing them, he instantly perked up,smiling at them, “Valerio, you came to see me?”

Valerio, being obedient but mute, could only stand quietly, watching Conway.

Conway smiled, ruffled his hair, and held his hand, saying with a sigh, “I guess I may never have thechance to hear him call me in my lifetime..”

“Grandpa Seraphina called out. She didn’t like this kind of talks.

Just as Conway was about to reply, the door of the room opened, and Lacy came in.

“Mr. Conway, Ms. Bennett, Lacy greeted.

Seraphina looked at him and asked with a smile, “Didn’t Leandro say he was going to fire you?”

Atouch of embarrassment appeared on Lacy’s face. Conway said, “He thinks he can fire someone I’mused to? I still have a lot of things that need his help.

Hearing this, Lacy walked over and whispered something to Conway

Seraphina frowned, “Grandpa, you’re in the hospital, why are you still worrying about things?”

After listening to Lacy’s report, Conway nodded in satisfaction before turning to Seraphina, “Look atme, still trying to sort things out while I can. Do you expect me to come back from the dead to hauntyou guys after I die?”

“Grandpa Seraphina immediately put on an angry face.

Conway waved her off and she reluctantly walked over to him. Only then did he reach out to hold herhand, Tve sorted out your mother’s issue. You don’t have to worry about it anymore”

Seraphina was taken aback that Conway was still concerned about Magdalen, her face changedinstantly. “Who told you about her?”

“You think I can’t do my own digging Conway said, “I’ve lived for over eighty years, I have plenty offriends and contacts. How hard is it for me to get some intel? I gave your mother a call, scolded her,tried to persuade her… She’s headstrong, but she will listen to me eventually. She’s your mother, but allthese years, you’ve been the one tolerating her, and I know it. No matter how cold–hearted she is, shemust still care about you deep down. As for Leandro, don’t be too hard on him. He’s used to doingthings his own way. If you could keep him in line, that’d be great”

Upon hearing this, Seraphina simply shook her head and tightened her grip on Conway’s hand, “I don’tcare about their issues, I only have you, and you’re the only one I’ll worry about.”

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