Chapter 290 Strong Relationships

• "In my defense, I didn't know she was the person the Quinnells have been looking for," Dalton said sardonically. After some time, Theo stopped making fun of Dalton. For him, it was enough that Wynter may grow up to be his granddaughter-in-law. "Then try your hardest. If you're not sure how to approach asking her to read a book or whatever, then wait for her hand! “A novel?” pondered Dalton. Reading a novel for inspiration is something he would never have done, but when he checked his email and saw nothing from Wynter's communications, he changed his mind.
• He discovered a well-liked romance with a click and a swipe: an online book. The masculine persona was praised in every response. He seemed to be every woman's ideal partner. Negotiating a billion-dollar contract was nothing new to Dalton, but reading a romance novel was a completely different ballpark. As he read the first chapter, he scowled. Wynter, however, was not aware that Dalton had turned to looking for the incorrect sources of inspiration. Consequently, when 100 cups of coffee from different brands and varieties were sent to her home along with The following day, she was completely perplexed by rose petals.
• The coffee and flowers on Waterview Alley left her neighbors speechless. Outside the Empathy Clinic, they were heaped up. Wynter shared the coffee among the neighbors, saving the sugar-sweetened ones for Wolf, who eagerly consumed them. He signed, "I never want to drink coffee again!" after finishing. She gave his hair a shake. "Good luck, youngster. Please distribute those flowers to me, by the way. Wolf scowled angrily. He only wanted to know who had delivered all these roses and coffee. Wynter laughed and picked up a rose. "Who else? I assume it’s a certain Mr. Yarwood. "I like him better when he's handing out bank cards," Wolf signed.