My Reborn Admirer Wins Over My Heart (Oriana) novel Chapter 506

Chapter 506 Unexpected Help

Corvus sneered coldly, wiped his hands clean, and walked out, completely ignoring him.

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Bramwell panicked and threw down a threat. “Corvus, think clearly! If you leave now, I’ll tear up this invitation right now. Your daughter will never have the chance to get treatment at the GTB Office in her lifetime!”

He stared fixedly at Corvus’s retreating back. One second, two seconds…

Just as Corvus was about to step out of the private room, sure enough, he stopped and turned back.

His seemingly indifferent gaze fell on the invitation in Bramwell’s hand, and a flicker of struggle crossed his face.

A triumphant smile spread across Bramwell’s face, and he waved the invitation tauntingly. “Hah, Mr. Kensington, you’re right after all. We really aren’t the same kind of people. You’ve gone to such lengths for your daughter!”

Corvus looked at him expressionlessly. “By the way, the reason I agreed to meet this time was actually to tell you: the Research Center doesn’t have any so–called ‘Top Talent Program.‘ So, Mr. Sterling, there’s no need to waste your effort. And you won’t get this opportunity.”

Bramwell’s smile froze. “What are you saying? Impossible! That’s absolutely impossible. You’re lying to me!”

“Since its establishment, the Research Center has only ever had fair and impartial written exams and interviews for selection–no exceptions. There has never been a precedent for cultivating talent from scratch.

“Mr. Sterling, you should think carefully about whether you’ve offended someone to be played for a fool like this. However, you should also be grateful for this ‘opportunity,‘ as it allows you to see the true colors of the people around you.”

Corvus looked at the completely stunned Bramwell and finished meaningfully, “I’ve said all I need to say. Take care, Mr. Sterling.” With that, Corvus gave Bramwell no further chance to react, opened the door, and walked out.

For a long while, the private room echoed with furious, low roars and the sound of objects being smashed.

Corvus stood outside the door, motioning for the waiter not to enter. “Wait until he’s finished venting inside, then just call the police. He’ll cover the damages.”

The waiter nodded gratefully.

Corvus lowered his head and walked out. After leaving the Jindiwood Grand Hotel, a black car slowly pulled up.

The window rolled down, revealing Kieran’s stern profile in the driver’s seat.

“Mr. Kensington.”

Corvus’s demeanor shifted entirely from the arrogance he’d shown Bramwell. He bowed slightly, speaking respectfully, “Mr. Duke, I’ve informed Bramwell as Mr. Caldwell instructed.”

“Mr. Kensington, you’ve worked hard.” Kieran took out a document and handed it to Corvus.

Corvus didn’t accept it, overwhelmed. “No. Mr. Caldwell gave me my big break. When I was at my most difficult, he pointed the way forward for me. If it weren’t for Mr. Caldwell, I wouldn’t have built the factory and entered the semiconductor industry. I wouldn’t have the achievements I have today. My wife and daughter would have long since…”

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Chapter 506 Unexpected Help

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Corvus’s voice caught in his throat. “Mr. Caldwell has given me far too much help. I’m already overjoyed to be of some small assistance to him. I cannot accept anything more from him.”

“Please take it, Mr. Kensington. Mr. Caldwell knows what you had to give up.”

Corvus was stunned, then found the item already pressed into his arms.

He opened it. Seeing the pre–filled admission documents for the Meradin GTB Office, Corvus’s eyes reddened.

Kieran said, “My employer isn’t familiar with the medical team in Meradin. It’s not easy to get someone in without a direct connection. This opportunity came about by coincidence this time. Please cherish it, Mr. Kensington, and take your daughter for treatment as soon as possible.”

“Thank you and Mr. Caldwell!” Corvus kept repeating the words.

Kieran didn’t say more, rolled up the window, and drove away.

Most of the time, he greatly admired Micah for his unique insight–always able to spot an opportunity at a glance.

Back then, he was just an ordinary, unremarkable man at the bottom of society. Who would have thought that with just a few pointers from Micah, he actually managed to build something?

Moreover, he was pragmatic, neither arrogant nor impatient. He didn’t turn his back on his principles as his business expanded. That was precisely why the Research Center had continued to cooperate with him all along.

Mr. Caldwell’s truly remarkable!

So why did he become different whenever it came to Mrs. Caldwell?

Indeed, God is fair. He gifted Mr. Caldwell with a genius intellect, and in turn, blessed him with a heart utterly devoted to love.

That evening, Oriana received the travel itinerary Zara had sent.

The destination was set in a small tea–producing town in the southwest. Zara had listed a whole array of local foods and a travel route. Oriana read through it carefully, found it quite interesting, and couldn’t help but look forward to it.

“Micah, Zara sent the itinerary. Let me read it to you.”

Her voice was cheerful as she followed Micah, who was busy preparing dinner in the kitchen, reading it out word by word.

Micah’s hands never ceased their task, yet his ears and heart were filled with Oriana’s light and cheerful voice. Detecting her satisfaction with the upcoming journey, his brows and eyes softened with a gentle contentment.

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