My Reborn Admirer Wins Over My Heart (Oriana) novel Chapter 504

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“Alright, I’ll stop teasing you. Since your man agreed to let me, the third wheel, join in, I’d better start planning the trip right away!” Oriana fanned her still–warm face, lying on her side as she updated Zara on her schedule.

“I’m off today, but I have to go back to the hospital tomorrow and the day after to submit the report for the volunteer activity, and i need to keep pushing forward with my thesis too.”

Hearing this, Zara sounded a bit anxious. “Huh? I thought you said you’d have time off after coming back. Are you getting busy again?”

“Probably just for about two days,” Oriana reassured her. “I still have annual leave left. I’ll take that as well, so i should have around five days free.”

Zara still seemed unsatisfied. “Only five days? That’s not even enough to go abroad.”

Oriana thought for a moment and suggested, “How about going to the southwest? We haven’t been there together.”

“The southwest… sure, that works! Find a small town to stay in for five days, and do some in–depth exploring!” Zara’s enthusiasm sparked, and she rubbed her hands together. “Leave the planning to me, I’ll set the itinerary. Should be able to work it out today.”

“Sounds good, no rush.”

Zara hung up the phone, already excitedly starting to look for vacation destinations.

After scouring maps for a while, she finally settled on a small tourist county in the southwest. It wasn’t peak season yet, and it avoided holidays–perfect for some peace and quiet.

When it came to planning outings, Zara was more proactive than anyone. She got straight to work, spending the entire afternoon in the little greenhouse in the garden finalizing the travel route. She also put together a list of food and activity guides, packing the five–day, four–night itinerary full.

She sent the plan to Oriana, stretched her arms with a yawn, and prepared to get up for a walk before heading back to her room to play games.

On her way upstairs, she happened to pass by Micah’s tightly closed master bedroom. An idea struck her.

She found a maid and, pointing at Micah’s room, asked curiously, “Do they usually let people into Micah’s room?”

Mentioning Micah, the Caldwell family servants clearly became more cautious.

The maid quickly shook her head. “Madam, Mr. Micah Caldwell’s room cannot be entered casually.”

“Not even you guys?”

“No, no. He would be angry.”

Zara stroked her chin. She knew Kenny had his quirks, but…

“What about daily cleaning? Surely he doesn’t do it himself?”

“The butler takes care of it personally. I’ve been at the Caldwell Estate for almost five years. Other than Mrs. Oriana Caldwell, I’ve

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never heard of anyone else being allowed into his bedroom. It’s been the same since he moved out. As for earlier times, I wouldn’t know.”

“I see, alright. I was just asking, don’t be afraid.””

Seeing the other woman still seemed a bit nervous, Zara didn’t press further and waved her away.

Since entry wasn’t allowed, Zara didn’t try to force her way in.

There was no reason to deliberately step on Micah’s landmine.

But she had a feeling there was a secret hidden inside, and it definitely had something to do with Oriana…

Oh well. She’d ask Oriana about it when she saw her. Since Oriana could come and go as she pleased, it would be easiest for her to check personally!

Jindiwood Grand Hotel was located in the old city district of Jindiwood. It was the most renowned establishment twenty years ago. Even though its former glory had faded, overshadowed by the dazzling new luxury star–rated hotels, it remained the top choice for many middle–class families in Jindiwood for gatherings and banquets.

Bramwell had kept a low profile for quite some time, but recently he couldn’t hold back any longer. He spent money and pulled strings everywhere, finally connecting with a somewhat well–known local semiconductor company.

The company was called Neostream Intelligence. It wasn’t particularly powerful, but it had been in deep collaboration with the Research Center for nearly a decade. The company held a patent for a precision material exclusively supplied to the Research Center, with no alternatives in the industry.

Bramwell hadn’t given up hope. Since he could no longer rely on Grant or Luna, he still wanted to make one last effort to get Owen into the Research Center’s Top Talent Program.

Approaching the owner of Neostream Intelligence was also to ask for his help in making the right connections.

“Mr. Kensington, I’ve heard of your reputation since my time in Seabar. I never expected you to be so young and accomplished- truly impressive for the younger generation!”

In the best–view suite of the Jindiwood Grand Hotel, Bramwell wore an ingratiating smile, half–bowing as he personally poured wine for Corvus Kensington, a man a generation younger. His words and actions were filled with flattery.

Corvus watched Bramwell’s actions without even lifting his eyelids.

Leaning against the Research Center, he had built his business steadily. While not particularly distinguished, he was at least respected by everyone.

It had been a long time since he’d been to the Jindiwood Grand Hotel.

If Bramwell hadn’t invited him there, he really wouldn’t have come to revisit old memories.

However, Corvus didn’t let his feelings show. Instead, he offered a faint, insincere smile. “It seems your business is thriving, Mr. Sterling. The Seabar market isn’t enough for you, so you’ve come to Jindiwood to get a piece of the pie.”