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Chapter 1146:

“Bailee has certainly matured, but she needs to change her tendency of hiding her troubles and only sharing good news.” Eileen felt a deep sympathy for Bailee, who had always been considerate from a young age.

When she had earned money to pay for Ruby’s treatment and support Bailee through college, Bailee had taken on numerous part-time jobs and hardly ever asked for financial help. She had often had to insist that Bailee accept her money.

“She’s a lot like you,” Ruby said gently. “Why didn’t you tell me about all that you went through in Alverton?”

She patted Eileen’s hand and said, “I feared… our bond was about to end.”

Ruby had assumed that Eileen’s trip to Alverton was a reunion with her family, believing her parents were still there. She thought that if Eileen ever returned to Onaland, her

Her mother would surely come with her, especially since she thought Eileen was their only child. However, she anticipated that Eileen’s mother had died years ago, and her father…

She hadn’t heard about all of this from Leyla. When Eileen and the others had returned, Raymond had been over for dinner, and she had asked him about what had happened. He had told her everything.

“Of course, our bond isn’t over. Are you trying to get rid of me?”

Eileen chuckled. “Only in your dreams!”

Ruby felt less sorrowful after hearing these words. “Let’s be mother and daughter again in the next life, but… I don’t want to be the mother next time.”

She felt she hadn’t provided Eileen with any great advantages. Instead, she believed she had caused Eileen much hardship. However, Eileen was certain that without Ruby, she wouldn’t have achieved her current success.

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“No, I disagree. Without you, how could I have turned out so great?” Eileen said.noveldrama

Gabriela burst into the room, overhearing Eileen’s words. She puffed out her chest and strutted toward Eileen.

Seeing Gabriela reminded Ruby of Bailee’s situation, which slightly dimmed her smile. She approached Gabriela and lifted her, saying, “You are great. Even your mother can’t match you!”

Eileen got up and headed to the dining room. She took out the breakfast Bryan had prepared earlier and reheated it. Then, she pulled out her phone to handle some work matters.

The issue with the Flukord project had been resolved. That morning, the media had reported that the Deleon Group and Trenton had finalized their partnership. This outcome followed the Freguson Group dropping Trenton, causing his valuation to plummet. Signing with the Deleon Group was Trenton’s only sensible option.

Yet, Eileen was startled to find resignation letters from two of the Freguson Group’s top executives in her mailbox. Benjamin wasn’t one of them. He had only resigned verbally. The abrupt exit of two key executives would undoubtedly cause upheaval within any company. Upon learning this, Benjamin retracted his verbal resignation, stating he would stay until the Freguson Group stabilized. Clearly, handling the Deleon Group with indifference was no longer an option.

“Help me set up some meetings with the senior executives. I need to speak with them. Have them wait for me in the company’s meeting room at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon,” Eileen said to Benjamin over the phone.

Benjamin promptly organized the meetings as requested.

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