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Chapter 1241

Camryn quietly listened to what Serenity said. She had a very good memory, so she remembered everything after

Serenity said it once.

“Ms. Camryn, can you remember the route I told you about?” Serenity asked with concern.

Camryn replied warmly, “Thank you, Mrs. York. I can remember it.”

“Then, I’ll get going now.”

Serenity had to go up to the top floor to find Zachary. She would be taking a different elevator.

“Okay. I’ll walk slowly. Mr. Callum said I have to walk by myself and can’t let anyone lead me.” Serenity felt that her

brother–in–law was courting death by causing trouble for Camryn. Camryn thought the same.

She did not know when she had offended Callum.

Callum wanted to make things difficult for her, so he threw a bait to lure her.

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The business of her flower shop had been average lately. Except for that one day when someone came to her store

to buy all the roses, there were usually not many people who bought flowers.

When Callum suggested that he would recommend the Marshalls buy flowers from her store to decorate the

banquet site, Camryn was tempted.

The place the Marshalls were holding their banquet, Wiltspoon Hotel, was huge. The people on the guest list were

all dignified bigshots in Wiltspoon’s business world, so a large amount of flowers and plants would be needed to

decorate the venue.

If she could cinch that order, she would earn enough to make it through the month. She would be able to pay the

wages of her two workers and still have some money left to spend.

That was why even when the conditions proposed by Callum were harsh for a blind person, Camryn agreed.

She often bumped into Callum when she went out in the morning, and he always had a way to provoke her into

getting into his car and letting him send her to the store.

Camryn felt that Callum was not a bad person, but after receiving his request for her to personally send the

flowers, she did not understand what he wanted to do. Was he trying to make things hard for her? Or was there

another reason?

“I’ll go then. Take care. If you don’t remember the directions, then stop and ask someone. They’ll tell you where to

go.”

Serenity went straight to Camryn the moment she got out of her car and talked to Camryn for a long time.

Everyone else could see that Camryn was someone whom Mrs. York knew.

They would not dare neglect her.

Even if the two women did not know each other, the staff of York Corporation would still be kind to Camryn. If they

treat visitors with a bad attitude, it would ruin York Corporation’s reputation. The company would not want such

uncouth staff.

Serenity said a few more words to Camryn before leaving first.

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When she entered the office building, she told the receptionist to show Camryn the way if the latter needed help.

After Serenity left, Camryn calmed down before going forward again.

She heard Serenity’s footsteps and remembered which direction to go. She closed the distance of hundred and fifty

feet without issue and knew that she reached the entrance of the office building when her white cane touched the

steps.

She walked very slowly as she went up the steps; it was the easiest place for her to trip.

Fortunately, there were not many steps at the entrance, and she finished climbing them without a hitch. As she

stood at the entrance, she listened quietly again and heard footsteps walking toward her. She turned in another

direction and determined the way forward.

“Hello, Ms. Newman.”

A receptionist came over and greeted Camryn with a smile.

“Hello.”

Camryn faced the receptionist, who was a little surprised to see her wearing sunglasses and holding a white cane

like a blind person. However, the receptionist quickly snapped back to her senses.

It was no wonder Mrs. York told them to look after her.

It turns out that Ms. Newman was blind.

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