Stella casually placed the invitation back on the table and let Julius pull her to her feet, replying to his comment, "It won't. The dining table has a built-in warming feature."
The smart home system made life incredibly convenient and elevated their standard of living flawlessly.
Julius must have put a lot of thought into the renovations for this place.
From the color palette of the walls and floors to the choice of curtains and the arrangement of the furniture, everything was perfectly suited to her taste.
Later on, she had added a few of her favorite decorative pieces, making the entire house feel even warmer and more comfortable.
All in all, she loved living at the Imperial Gardens.
...
The day of the Niche Perfume Salon.
Stella accompanied Julius to the ninth floor of the Golden Tripod Hotel.
The ninth floor housed a high-end luxury banquet hall specifically designed for exclusive corporate galas.
It was a highly sought-after venue, primarily because of its impeccable hospitality and flawless service.
As they arrived at the ground-floor lobby, they unexpectedly ran into Rhoda Ford.
Rhoda was dressed in a pristine white evening gown, clinging to the arm of a man.
Stella glanced at the man. He looked lethargic, his complexion was sallow, and his eyes were sunken—classic signs of a man who partied entirely too hard.
Who else could it be but Weber Harper?
When did Rhoda get involved with him?
Or were they an item to begin with?
If so, why did Rhoda always try so hard to suck up to those wealthy socialites? The Harper family was plenty rich on their own.



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