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“There’s no need to call, it’s late, Mr. Gallagher must be asleep…” Violet Sumrs spread her hands helplessly, “How about this, if you are reluctant to give it to , I will let Mr. Gallagher co to collect it himself, and I won’t get involved.”
“That won’t do…” Molly Walker curled her lips up, laughing sweetly, “If you’re unwilling to call, then I will. If there’s nothing else, everything in this box can be given to you.”
Violet Sumrs paled, stamring, “That… is too much trouble, let’s forget it, I don’t want the things.”
Molly sneered in her heart.
With just a casual throwaway remark, she had managed to expose the true nature of Violet Sumrs.
Given Michael Gallagher’s personality, if he said he wouldn’t take back the contents of this box, he probably wouldn’t.
It was not surprising that Violet Sumrs, being soone from the organization, got to know about the jewelry.
Molly pulled out her cell phone, and without hesitation, dialed Michael Gallagher’s number.
The phone rang for a long ti, with each “beep” making Violet Sumrs’s face turn paler.
Just at the mont when Michael Gallagher picked up the call, Violet Sumrs couldn’t help but pull Molly by the arm, shaking her head pleadingly at her. Just then, Michael Gallagher’s cold voice sounded, “What’s the matter?”
Violet Sumrs was so anxious that her eyes were red.
Molly chuckled coldly, ignoring Violet Sumrs’s plea, and said to the person on the phone, “I’ve given that box of jewelry to Violet Sumrs.”
Violet Sumrs’s mouth fell open, her body trembling with coldness.
She dare not imagine what Michael Gallagher would think of her.
There was silence on the phone for a long ti, just when Molly was about to hang up, Michael Gallagher asked in a hoarse voice, “This is your stuff, what do you give her for?”
Upon hearing this, Violet Sumrs’s cheeks flushed red, as if she had been slapped hard.
“She said you sent her. She’s now at my house, and I’ve returned the things to her.”
Without waiting for Michael Gallagher’s response, Molly hung up the phone, picked up the box, stuffed it into Violet Sumrs’s arms, and then slamd the door shut.
The Gallagher family’s villa, early the next morning.
Michael Gallagher looked at the jewelry box that Violet Sumrs had soone deliver. His thin, sensually cool lips moved, and his eyes were frighteningly deep.
He made a call to his secretary.
“Did Molly personally say she wanted to withdraw from the competition?”
The secretary imdiately relayed the situation at that ti, “Miss Walker did not tell in person, she told over the phone. I reported to you imdiately after hearing that.”
Michael Gallagher’s gaze was as cold as a knife’s edge.
At that ti, he was too angry to think it over, but now it all seed rather odd.
If she wanted to withdraw from the competition, why did Molly not call him directly but instead called his secretary?
Michael Gallagher’s brows furrowed, he had a strong feeling soone was ddling in this but he had not expected that person to be Violet Sumrs.
He stood up abruptly.
“Trace the origin of the phone call for .”
Before the truth was revealed, the official account of the Capital City Norman Culinary Group released a notice which claid that the company’s representative in the competition was Molly Walker.
Seeing the ssage sent by Jake Leaford, Michael Gallagher’s face turned grim.
Even if it was a misunderstanding, the conclusion had already been reached.
Molly had beco the Norman family’s designer.
“Michael, my condolences. Anyway, that woman wore a green hat on your head and is not worth your emotional turmoil, you…don’t be too angry, it’s bad for your health.”
Jake Leaford sincerely advised. At this mont, he could only feel full of sympathy for Michael Gallagher.
Even if this good friend was handso and rich, why he always ended up in the pit dug by Molly Walker?
Jake Leaford sighed, wanting to offer more advice, but Michael Gallagher quickly hung up the phone.
Michael Gallagher left the room with a stern face, grabbing a coat on his way out.
He was going to ask her why she wanted to withdraw from the competition..
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