Chapter 205 Who’s Really Pulling the Strings
“Mr. Carl.” Yunice stood politely behind him..
Carl had one hand tucked in the pocket of his slacks, the other holding a champagne glass. Surrounded by business elites, he was the picture of charm and eloquence.
As he turned around, the others naturally followed his gaze–and saw Yunice.
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She wore a simple princess–cut gown; her delicate face was porcelain pale, sweet and demure.
She looked like a well–behaved girl, but the slender, pale curve of her neck sparked a flicker of something more suggestive in the minds of more than one man.
In a crowd full of high–society fashion, her appearance stood out as uniquely understated.
“Mr. Carl.” Yunice said, “I have the answer to the question you asked last time. Can we talk for a moment?”
Then she added, “I won’t take up much of your time.”
Carl’s expression stiffened slightly. Why is Yunice being so formal with me now?
It was rude of her to bring up business at a social event like this, but still, Carl set down his glass and gestured to a quieter corner. “This way.”
The crowd respectfully stopped following-
At that same moment, Owen and Paul had also been on their way to find Carl.
Owen hadn’t originally planned to attend the Powell family’s banquet; he still hadn’t patched things up with Jackson, and swallowing his pride wasn’t easy
But when Paul mentioned that the Powell family was negotiating a business deal with Carl, Owen perked up
After all, Carl was his godfather.
Back in the day, Carl and his father had been sworn brothers. If Owen could represent the Powell family in the deal. Carl would definitely do hum the favor
And if that happened, Owen would be hailed as the hero–and with Carl as his powerful backer, the Powell family would surely reconsister breaking off Elsie and Paul’s engagement.
For Elior future. Owen had tried contacting Carl many mes, but always seement to mis him by
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