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No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) novel Chapter 1119

As Eleanor sat down to a round of applause, someone suggested that Ian say a few words.

"Mr. Goodwin, could you tell us how you plan to support the scientific research community in the future?"

Ian took the microphone. "The Guild of Commerce is always committed to supporting innovative research projects. We will do everything in our power to support talented individuals who demonstrate exceptional academic value."

Ian's statement was clear and powerful, and as he spoke, his gaze rested on Eleanor. It was obvious she was one of the talented individuals he was referring to.

His words made Eleanor look up, and her eyes met his deep gaze. Behind the gold-rimmed glasses, his eyes held an emotion she couldn't quite decipher.

Soon after, Ian left and moved on to the artificial intelligence session.

At lunch, Eleanor ate with Dr. Lyman and his group, while Ian was busy hosting international guests. They happened to run into each other in the restaurant, and he simply nodded a greeting to Dr. Lyman and the others from a distance before they went into their respective private rooms.

The afternoon session ended relatively early. Just as Eleanor was about to leave the venue, her phone rang. It was Serena.

Eleanor hesitated for a moment before answering, "Hello?"

"Ellie, I heard from my brother that you attended the seminar. Can I pick up Evelyn to have dinner at my place tonight? My mom and grandma really want to see her."

Eleanor considered that Goodwin Manor wasn't far from the school, and her daughter had mentioned wanting to see her grandmothers several times.

"Alright," she agreed. "You can pick her up at five-ten. I'll come get her later."

"Great! I'll be there on time to get Evelyn," Serena replied happily.

Eleanor glanced at the time. With her evening now free, she wasn't sure what to do.

Just then, her phone rang again. She looked at the screen and was surprised to see it was the mayor's wife.

Eleanor answered with a smile. "Hello, Mrs. Ellington."

"Eleanor, you'll be at the business gala tonight, won't you?" Mrs. Ellington's friendly voice came through.

"Mrs. Ellington, I can—"

Sensing her hesitation, Mrs. Ellington quickly chimed in, "Eleanor, I know you're not fond of these kinds of events, but it's a rare chance for us to get together and have some fun. I'll be there tonight with Lily, and I'd really love for you to come too."

An idea immediately sprang into Eleanor's mind. If she saw the Ellingtons, perhaps she could get some news about Mansfield.

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