Task NO.1 How to Pursue Miss CEO novel Chapter 554

Chapter 554 Vince Manor

Puzzled, Jane asked, “What might they be dealing with?” Meanwhile, Linda had arrived at the Murrays’ house. After Jerry moved his family and belongings to Yucaria, he bought the famous Vince Manor when he gradually gained more foothold in Yucaria.

Vince Manor was a romantic place. Other than the fact that it occupied a larger area, it could hardly compare to other manors. Therefore, it didn’t cost Jerry much when he bought it. After acquiring it, he began refurbishing it. Aside from setting up a beautiful garden, he even repaired whatever that remained of the maze that was left behind by previous owners.

By now, Vince Manor had become a place that was filled with a romantic and artistic atmosphere, which was exceptionally loved by girls. Reportedly, tourists who came to Yucaria would love to visit the place, but it wasn’t open to the public due to the fact that it was a private manor.

Linda had heard of the manor when she arrived in the city. Back when she first started going after Jason, she used to fantasize about becoming the lady of Vince Manor. She never expected her fantasies to come true in such a manner.

“This way please, Miss Dunn.” The servant had been waiting for a while. It wasn’t until Linda entered the manor that she bore witness to the romantic air and the enchanting sceneries within the manor. With every turn, she found herself being surprised by the architecture, which made her yearn for the place even more.

Jerry and his wife, Lindsay Davis, were already waiting at the entrance while supporting each other. Despite the tears on their faces, they were smiling. Jason already explained to them that their daughter, Jessica Murray, had passed away, but she had left behind a daughter. Although they were grieving over Jessica’s passing, the fact that they still had a granddaughter was solace to them.

After taking a deep breath, Linda approached them with tears in her eyes. Jerry was a man who had gone through the ordeals of life, so he straightened his posture without a word in a show of forbearance.