Chapter 4 My Billionaire Missing Lover

• Amelia wasn't very interested in handing Olivia some shares. She already felt bad about losing her kid in the first place. Liam's offer to give her shares may at least compensate for part of it. "As for Emma, she got me," Amelia realized. Amelia was the daughter of the Green family, a wealthy family comparable to the Taylors, and she owned a large portion of the Green family's assets. At the moment, she could simply give Emma the Green family's shares. While Liam announced the welcoming supper, Margaret began to prepare. She felt bad over losing her daughter, and as a result of Emma's condition, she became estranged from Olivia. She wanted to use this chance to restore her relationship with Olivia.
• Previously, whenever the Taylor family had a dinner, someone was in charge of it. They had an in-house butler to serve family dinners. For formal events, they would recruit professional teams. There was no reason for Amelia to become engaged directly. This time, she took it upon herself to personally monitor every last detail, leaving no stone unturned and aiming for excellence in all areas. Someone came over to aid the Greens. The individual was Amelia's sister, Maddie Green. Maddie noticed her sister fussing over all kinds of tiny matters, like which flowers to offer on the day of the meal. Maddie shook her eyes and took Amelia aside, speaking contemptuously, "Amelia, what's the use of focusing on those details?" Amelia was perplexed.
• "Aren't the details important?" Maddie was left speechless. "Amelia, it appears that you are focused on petty concerns. There are specialized professionals managing the dinner details, so you don't have to worry about anything. The most important issue right now is Olivia." Amelia remained at a loss. Maddie sighed and murmured, "Etiquette, my sister." Do you even realize Olivia has been residing on her own property for 18 years? It's difficult enough for her to exist, let alone devote time and money to learning the correct manners. You should concentrate on making her ready and appealing. Find someone to teach her manners and skincare." Dining etiquette is not urgent just now. I'm afraid there won't be time to eat that day, although she clearly needs a crash course in wine etiquette. When Mr. Liam takes her out that particular day, people will undoubtedly gather to toast." "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah!"