Love’s Change of Heart novel Chapter 187

Chapter 187 Capitalists Are Ruthless, Stingy Men In actual fact, Leanna was not surprised about the current outcome. Still, it was for the best as the person had finally been located, which meant that Louis no longer had to live with the guilt. After quite some time, a dejected Louis voiced out, "I will try using other methods." Leanna turned around to look at him.

"Louis, do you really have no interest in dating?" "No." Suddenly, she thought of something and probed, “Are you perhaps… interested in men? You know, I'll always love and support you regardless… What matters is your happiness." At that point, his expression turned thunderous.

"That's not the case at all." He continued, "Stop fretting about me.

I know what I'm doing whereas you, on the other hand, should pay more attention to yourself.” She smiled.

"I'm doing quite well right now." "I heard from Zoe that someone is pursuing you.” Speechless for a moment, Leanna replied, "Don't listen to her.

We’re just friends.

There's nothing going on." However, Louis had a doubtful look on his face. In spite of that, she quickly sent him on his way.

“That’s enough.

I don't need you here anymore, so you should head back to school.” Before he left, he hesitated for a moment before asking, "That person from before… Will she visit you again?" At that moment, Leanna was momentarily stunned by his question.

"Who are you talking about?" "That actress friend of yours." Finally, it dawned upon her and she replied, "Do you mean Daphne? She's rather busy, so she might only pop over when she's free.

What’s up?”

He replied calmly, “Nothing much.

One of my classmates wanted her autograph and asked me for a favor.” “I’ll let her know the next time she comes over, then.

How many do you want?" "Any amount will do." After he completed his ‘mission’, he left in a rush without a second glance at her. Meanwhile, Leanna smiled as she looked at his retreating figure.

She was just about to retract her gaze to continue work when she noticed an uninvited person at the entrance. Georgina stood there and finally entered the studio after watching Louis leave. She met Leanna's gaze and revealed a slight smile.

"Is that your friend, Miss McKinney?" "He's my brother." As soon as Georgina heard that, she lifted her brow.

“I can’t believe that your brother’s so good-looking.

I'm quite envious of you." Leanna knew that her words were merely exaggerated pleasantries, so she smiled politely and asked, “What can I do for you, Miss Crossley?" After their last exchange, she had assumed that they would not encounter each other again from then on. Unexpectedly, Georgina actually came over to see Leanna on her own accord just two days after that incident. Georgina responded with a smile, "I came over today for two matters.

Let’s talk business first.

I would like to commission you to custom-make a necklace for me.

However, it will be an urgent order as I need it by Saturday.” “I’m sorry, Miss Crossley, but we don’t accept orders on short notice.

Besides, there is a list of customers awaiting their custom-made orders and we have them lined up for the next few months.” Georgina seemed slightly regretful.

"Is that so? I should have done my homework prior to my visit.

I'm sorry for the trouble." "Miss Crossley, is there anything else that I can help you with?” Leanna maintained her smile. Georgina reached into her bag and retrieved an invitation card.

"It's my birthday this Saturday, so I've invited some friends over to celebrate with me.

"No." Even though Georgina had broken off her engagement with Aidan, Leanna had no intention of being entangled with wealthy families like theirs. Moreover, there was no point in being friends as they would not be able to relate to each other coming from two different worlds. In the afternoon, there was suddenly a commotion outside and Leanna was distracted by the noise.

Not being able to focus on her designs, she walked out of her office and shot a look outside.

"What's going on out there?" One of the girls in the shop had just gone out to find out what was going on and she answered, "A developer has taken over the shops in this area.

Apparently, there has been serious pollution going on over the last few years, so they intend to focus on protecting the ecosystem by planting greenery around the area." At that moment, Leanna was slightly speechless and she thought, Which developer would have such a great heart? These capitalists are basically all ruthless, stingy men. "Is this place going to be demolished?" inquired Zoe. "I haven't heard them mention anything about that.

They just stated that there would be more flowers and trees planted around this area.” “How are we going to continue with our business if that's the case?" Before the completion of the planting process, their customers would arrive to see messy soil all over the place.

It would be worse if it rained as the whole area would be filled with muddy water. After Zoe considered the situation carefully, she realized that this would not be ideal.

She was about to roll up her sleeves and pop over in a huff to confront the other party when a man dressed in a suit came in from the front door. The man spoke up, "I'm the person in charge of Project Hail Green in this area and my boss has specifically given me the instructions to come over and apologize to the affected businesses.

We will only execute our project at night, so hopefully, we won’t disrupt your working hours.” “Oh, is that so?” Zoe slowly rolled down her sleeves as she spoke. He handed over his name card.

"This is my contact details, so if you have any issues at all, feel free to contact me.” Noticing the polite attitude from the other party, she felt slightly ashamed of her abruptness from before.

“Sure thing.

Thank you for your hard work." The man nodded slightly and was about to leave when Leanna suddenly walked over.

"Can I ask which company you're working for?" "Uhm…" The man recalled the instructions given by Jonathan, to which he then replied, “Our boss prefers to keep a low profile when it comes to doing good deeds.