The CEO’S Unplanned Heir novel (Aurelia and Leopold) novel Chapter 484

Chapter 484 

Aurelia slipped into her cabin, firmly locking the door behind her. 

Jimmy pinged her on WhatsApp once more, “Madam, did you just block me?” 

“No, it was an accident,” she responded, a bit too quickly. 

“Good, you had me scared. Thought you didn’t like me anymore.” 

Aurelia’s eyes twinkled with mischief, “This month, I’ve gotten you. Does that mean you won’t have to go to the Twilight Club?” 

“I still have to work. I either perform on stage or bartend. Kerry only stops by on weekends, so it’s usually just Mickey and me taking turns behind the counter. Everyone loves my cocktails.” 

Aurelia’s eyes lit up, “When are you bartending next? I’ll bring the girls over for a taste of your best mix.” 

“Sure thing, these days, I’m always at the bar. Feel free to come by anytime.” 

“OK.” 

Aurelia peeled a clementine, mulling things over before dialing Leah. 

“Hey, do you have access to any high–tech gadgets?” 

Leah was at her private base. Avery’s new show just wrapped up, so she was on a break 

too. 

“Don’t worry, Aurelia, I got this,” she reassured her. 

After hanging up, she quickly relayed instructions via WhatsApp. 

Abe walked over, holding a milkshake, “Boss, your favorite strawberry milkshake.” 

Leah took a spoonful, “Yummy!” 

The taste was absolutely divine. Once she started, she couldn’t stop. 

“Abe, am I getting too chubby?” 

Abe shook his head fervently, “No way, boss. Real beauty is in the curves. Those skinny girls are nothing but bones, and they have no appeal.” 

Leah sighed, her gaze dropping. 

The entertainment industry was full of skinny women, every actress thinner than the last. Avery would inevitably compare her to them. 

As a foodie, joy comes from delicious food. Dleting would only depress her. Thinking about this, she took a big sip from her milkshake, comforting herself. 

Only food could cure a thousand woes. 

The night sea was like a sleeping child, calm and serene. The moonlight cast a shimmer 

on the water. 

On the top deck of the yacht, the most advanced stargazing equipment was set up. 

The kids were busy observing the night sky through their telescopes. 

“I found the hiding place of the Trisolarans, Alpha Centauri!” William exclaimed excitedly. 

As a sci–fi enthusiast, his greatest dream was to build a faster–than–light spaceship to explore the universe. 

“Let me see.” Aurelia peered curiously into the telescope. She’d been reading The Three–Body Problem lately. 

“Too bad we can only see Rigil Kentaurus. If we were in the southern hemisphere, we could see the entire constellation of Centaurus.” William expressed regretfully. 

Aurelia chuckled, “Maybe there’s extraterrestrial life there.”