Charming Mommy of adorable triplets

Chapter 24

Maisie chewed her pen and thought for a long time, but she was stuck in an inspiration drought…

“Zee.”

Seeing Willow appear outside her door, Maisie put her pen down. “There’s no one around. You can drop the mushiness. It’s nauseating.”

If this was any other day, Willow would have retorted with a scathing remark. Today, however, she managed to converse in a calm and collected manner. “I’m not here to start a fight. I’m well aware that you’re far more adept in matters of business.”

Willow placed the documents she was holding on the table. “I’m sure you know the conundrum Vaenna is currently facing. It just so happens that there’s a client who’s willing t o provide us with an advertising platform. Could you come with me and discuss the contract terms tonight?

Maisie picked up the contract folder, skimmed through the pages, then smirked. “Sure, I‘ll go with you.”

“I‘ll see you tonight then.” As Willow turned to leave, her eyes flickered with coldness.

Maisie picked up the folder to have a closer at the contract. Her brows arched slightly. She wanted to see the type of clientele Willow had picked out.

staring out at the downtown view. He turned the black ring on this index finger. Through

reason, there wasn’t much

at him. “Are you saying someone put a

Vanderbilt. Only a select few who work in Luxella have

had given birth in Stoslo. I was unable to confirm that, even after going through

gone through hell. A hacker must have had her private data locked away, or he would have been able to dig up more dirt.

the mother of those two kids, but they also

name, and the only

Goldmann, you seem rather concerned about Miss Maisie Vanderbilt…” Quincy could

 looked up and glanced straight at

shook his head with guilty puppy-dog eyes begging for mercy. “N-No, not at all. In fact, I’m

Hans Lawson, who had been sent to the North

Baldwin saw that Willow had brought a special guest,

me to discuss our contract. There was heavy traffic

took the initiative and sat next to

to Maisie‘s body. It had only been six years, yet Maisie Vanderbilt had