Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Gillian’s entire body trembled violently as if she had suffered a big blow. She kept shaking her head

and muttering, “No, it wasn’t true! No, no.”

“There’s another doubtful point.” Olivia continued, “You said those people are all big shots and elites in

the industry. These people are smart cookies and won’t act recklessly merely based on their personal

preferences. There must be a reason why they rejected the elder granddaughter and liked the younger

one.”

At this point, Olivia paused and voiced her thoughts. “I don’t think the elder granddaughter should

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her thoughts and attention on the younger granddaughter because she’ll probably have psychological

issues this way.

“She should pay attention to herself and strive to improve her strength. Why bother with those big

shots? If her medical skills were good enough to make herself a miracle doctor, she would also become

a big

shot.

Why must she play up to others? Isn’t it good to let others come to her?”

Olivia couldn’t quite understand the sort of people like the elder granddaughter. Her grandfather was a

miracle doctor, and she had a great resource already.

If she were the elder granddaughter, she would go all out to study medicine and become a miracle.

doctor.

In that case, those big shots would take the initiative to associate with her.

How great it would be!

Instead of rushing to befriend others and wishing to be liked, why not work hard to improve herself and

let others come and please her?

Olivia said honestly in the end. “I don’t like to associate with big shots. I like to become a big shot

myself.” Gillian was already speechless. She was in a daze and lost her soul.

She left as if she was escaping without saying a word.

When the Taylor family returned at night, their faces were red, and they were joyfully excited.

Although it wasn’t true that they would meet a high–ranking official on this trip, Gillian had also given

them practical benefits.

The Painting Association organized one small painting competition.

The participants were all recommended by the association’s internal members. Gillian got an entry

quota

for Doris.

Although it was not a large–scale competition, it had extraordinary significance.

Through this competition, she could get to know many teachers from the Painting Association.

If her work could catch the eye of any teacher and be taken in as a disciple by the teacher, Doris would

have great success in her career.

She would have a sudden rise in life.

After returning home. Doris was in a state of excitement. She had even stomped upstairs to paint

without eating dinner.

On the other side, Gillian returned to her residence. As soon as she entered the door, she saw another

person in the room.

Ernesto was back.

Emesto smiled at Gillian. “I didn’t expect you to have such a wide network. You even know the people

from the Painting Association”

Gillian was slightly stunned. Then, the corners of her mouth curled up into a cover–up smile.

She did know a teacher from the Painting Association. That teacher was also the president of the

Painting

Association

But that teacher was Olivia’s teacher.

To the teacher, she was nothing but Olivia’s sister.

Gillian thought of something and smiled sadly. “No, I don’t know any teacher, but Olivia does.”

Ernesto raised his eyebrows.

Gillian was down in spirit. “Back then, I learned to paint together with Olivia. Grandpa hired Mrs. Rose

Liebsig, the president of the Painting Association, to teach us. Unfortunately, Mrs. Liebsig just wanted

one disciple.

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“Grandpa played favorites, so he only recommended Olivia to her.”

When she said this, Gillian’s shoulders could not help but tremble.

She still remembered how disappointed she was at that time. It still stung her whenever she recalled

the sadness, helplessness, pain, and despair back then.

“Oh, he’s so partial to Olivia?” Ernesto raised his eyebrows. Your grandfather has indeed gone too far

in this matter. You are both his granddaughters. How could he treat you two differently?”

Saul interrupted, “Yeah, that’s unfair. That Mrs. Liebsig is also to blame. Why must she want one

disciple only? So what harm could it bring if she took both of you girls?”

He was angry and spoke up for Gillian.

“No, that wasn’t cool. I have to look into Mrs. Liebsig now.” Saul took out his phone and searched Rose

Liebsig on Wikipedia.

After staying in the Hushe Republic for almost a month, Saul had already had a grip on Wikipedia

search.

If he encountered any doubts, he would start searching immediately.

He clumsily entered Rose’s full name, and soon, her information popped up on Wikipedia.

Saul’s Husheni was not bad.

The Wilcox family’s lineal branch spoke Husheni.

After briefly reading Rose’s introduction, Saul suddenly cried out in surprise as if he had discovered a

new land.

“Oh my god, this Mrs. Liebsig has gone too far. She said she would only want one disciple, but five

after she took in Olivia, she has taken in two more disciples.

“She’s crossed the line. She’s a liar!” Saul snorted angrily.

Ernesto’s hand holding the pen paused, and he subconsciously looked toward Gillian.

Gillian’s face flushed red as if it was on fire.

At this moment, she did not know if she was more surprised or embarrassed.

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What did she mean by only wanting one disciple? It was just Rose’s excuse that she looked down on

her.

Why would she take in another two disciples five years later if she wanted one disciple?

Saul was still crowing at the side, angrily accusing Rose of not keeping her word.

However, with every word he said, Gillian looked more ashamed on her face.

In the end, Stefan could not stand it anymore and nudged Saul. “Enough! Stop it.” If he nagged again,

Gillian would be furious in shame!