Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress by Vera Fiore

Chapter 170 Thalia frowned, her cool gaze sweeping over Grace, who was being forced to how her head. She turned to ask the cold-faced Asher, "What did you mean by 'blood on her hands'?" Asher didn't want to tell Thalia about Grace helping Tom Malfoy commit murder.

Thalia had been so worried about the Mark and Teresa Bormen siblings, with whom she had no relation, that she couldn't eat or sleep properly. If she knew those innocent, pitiful people had died brutally at Tom Malfoy's hands, she would certainly be distressed for a long time.

He replied calmly, "The Vanessa situation." "Oh," Thalia lowered her eyelashes, feeling that things weren't quite that simple.

That day, Grace was expelled from the Blackwood family.

Asher handed her over to the police.

Grace was formally arrested.

In Russia.

Tom Malfoy's subordinate, Jerry, hung up the phone, his expression grave.

"Boss, Grace Bennett has been handed over to the police by Asher Blackwood. She sent someone to pass along a message hoping you could save her." Tom Malfoy smiled indifferently and asked Jerry, "Would you waste energy saving something useless?" Jerry lowered his head and eyes, replying, "I understand, Boss." Tom Malfoy asked again, "How's the situation with Anthony Garret?" "We've given him what Grace provided." "Good." Tom Malfoy gently swirled his wine glass, a smile curling at his lips. "The show is about to begin." Saturday morning.

Amanda Lysander called specifically to remind Thalia.

99.4% Chapter 170 "Ms. Winters, I got your number from Rupert. You remember agreeing to have dinner together tonight?" Amanda asked in a gentle tone.

Thalia replied, "Of course." Amanda breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile, "I've booked a private room at Xiangyuan Grand Restaurant for 7 p.m. Lethave Rupert pick you up." "That's not necessary. I'll drive there myself." "That works too. See you tonight, bye-bye Ms. Winters." "Goodbye." At six in the afternoon, Thalia changed clothes, preparing to go out.

She didn't dress up specially, just applied light makeup.

She wore a creamy white long dress with a beige coat over it. Her wavy hair fell casually over her shoulders, giving her a gentle, elegant appearance.

When she arrived at the restaurant, Thalia parked in the open-air car park below. Just as she reached the entrance, she met Amanda walking out of the restaurant.

Amanda was holding Lena's hand. Upon seeing Thalia, her face immediately lit up with a smile as she warmly said, "Ms. Winters, I was just thinking you'd be arriving soon, so I popped down to check. What perfect timing!" "Lena, say hello to the lady," Amanda said to her daughter.

Little Lena looked up at Thalia with a sweet smile, her eyes crinkling as she greeted her, "Good evening, Miss Thalia." Thalia smiled warmly and handed Lena a pink bag tied with a ribbon. "Good evening, Lena. This is a little something for you." Amanda was slightly surprised and quickly waved her hands. “Oh goodness, you shouldn't have! I invited you to dinner to thank you. Your presence is enough-you didn't need to bring a gift." Thalia smiled. "It's just for the child. Lena is so adorable. My sister is about her age, and when I look at Lena, it's like seeing my own sister. It's just a small gift, really." Amanda's gaze swept over the bag in Lena's hand.

The logo printed on the bag was PRADA. Curious as children are, Lena immediately took out what was inside.

It was a pair of beautiful hairpins-pink with a circle of sparkling pink rhinestones around them.

The little girl's eyes instantly lit up when she saw the hairpins. She smiled brightly and said, “Wow, thank you, Miss Chapter 170 Thalia! The hairpins are so pretty. I love them." Amanda's lips curved into a smile. "You really shouldn't have gone to the trouble, Ms. Winters. This is too kind." "As long as she likes them." Although Amanda had invited her to dinner as a thank you, Thalia felt uncomfortable going empty-handed, so she had bought a pair of hairpins.

Children loved these pink, sparkly little hairpins.

"Ms. Winters, lettake you upstairs," Amanda said with a smile.

"All right." The private room was on the third floor. Thalia followed Amanda into the lift.

As the lift doors closed, Lena held up the hairpins to Amanda and asked, “Mummy, can you put these on for me?" "You silly thing." Amanda smiled helplessly, took the pair of hairpins, and placed them on either side of the little girl's head.

"They look lovely," Thalia complimented.

Amanda said, "Thank you so much, Ms. Winters." "It's nothing, really." By the tthey'd exchanged these few words, the lift had reached the third floor.

Amanda led Thalia to the private room.

When she opened the door and saw the people inside, Thalia was momentarily surprised.

Four people were seated inside.

Rupert stood up to greet her with a smile. "Good evening, partner." Amanda teasingly said, "Why so formal? You're close enough to call her Thalia-sounds much nicer.” Then, turning to Thalia, Amanda said, "Rupert happened to be in the area on business and hadn't had dinner yet, so I invited him to join us. You don't mind, do you, Ms. Winters?" Thalia shook her head. "Not at all." Besides Rupert, there was an elderly couple with kind faces and a middle-aged man in a suit with a refined 09 60% Chapter 176 demeanor.

"Hello, Ms. Winters. I'm Anthony Garret, Lena's father. Thank you so much for helping us find our little girl when she was lost," the middle-aged man rose to greet her.

Thalia understood.

So this was Amanda's husband, Lena's father, and Rupert's uncle by marriage.

Thalia politely responded, "Hello, Mr. Garret."

After Anthony spoke, the elderly gentleman expressed his gratitude: "Ms. Winters, we're xuly thankful for what you did. If not for you, our Lena might have been taken by traffickers." Judging by his age, this gentleman must be Rupert's grandfather.

Thalia replied, "You're too kind, sir. It was nothing, really." "Ms. Winters, don't just stand there. Please, sit down," Rupert's grandfather said with a warm smile.

"Thank you," Thalia pulled out a chair and sat down.

The table in the private room was large, with seating for ten.

Including little Lena, there were seven people in the room.

Three seats remained empty.

Thalia's seat had empty chairs on both sides.

Amanda gave Rupert a meaningful look, suggesting he should move to sit beside Thalia.

Rupert shook his head slightly, looking somewhat helpless.

Thalia noticed the strange atmosphere between them and turned to ask, "Is something wrong, Rupert?" They were accustomed to addressing each other professionally.

Rupert adjusted his glasses and replied normally, "No, my aunt was suggesting we sit together to discuss work, which I was thinking as well. Would you mind, Ms. Winters?"

Thalia smiled and said, "Having such a responsible partner as 135 Rupertm makeshappy. Why would I mind? I actually wanted to discuss saspects of the Solar case with you." Rupert stood up and moved to sit beside Thalia. "Great, we can talk at our leisure." Amanda watched from the side with an aunt's knowing smile. Seeing Rupert and Thalia sitting together, her eyes 16:50 Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress 99.8% Chapter 170 were full of joy as she murmured softly, "What a perfect match.” ♡ (0) 16:50 Your Gold Digger is Actually A True Heiress O )(0) mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1 mmMwWLliIofiflo&1 mmMwWLlilofiflo&1