The Consortium's Heir novel Chapter 124

Chapter 124 Darius looked at the gorgeous lady standing in front of him and quickly masked the surprised expression that flitted across his face. Nevertheless, albeit it was only for a few seconds, Janet Fox noticed his surprised reaction and felt pleased at that. That small instant was enough for her to know that Darius was surprised at her identity. It meant that Darius knew who she was.

“Are you not going to offer me a seat, Darius?” Janet said playfully.

Her words jolted Darius from his thoughts, and he offered her a seat, before taking his back.

Darius looked at Janet expressionlessly, but his mind was going through turmoil at the moment. He had no idea why Janet Fox, the second ranked beauty in Kingston University approached him. Darius was incredibly poor some months ago, so even though he often heard the stories and gossips concerning the top ten campus beauties, he never had the opportunity to interact with them.

It wasn’t until he discovered his true identity as the heir to the Reid consortium that he was able to come in close contact with them. Yet, with how busy Darius was, he didn’t care about the top ten campus beauties at all; or rather, he didn’t have the time to care about them. If it weren’t for his dislike for the way the Gillette father and son duo conducted business, he wouldn’t have helped Pearl Chamberlain at all.

The father and son duo conducted business with utterly despicable means, and so many innocent people had fallen victims to their actions. There was no way Darius could let them continue to act as they pleased, hence the reason he stepped in.

The last time Darius was in close contact with Janet Fox was during the Charity gala at this same hotel. Even at that, he didn’t talk to her, so it was safe to say that they had nothing to do with one another. This was why Darius was skeptical at Janet’s decision to approach him.

Meanwhile, Janet stared at Darius with a playful but curious gaze in her attractive blue eyes. She had definitely heard of Darius Reid, as he was the infamous peasant of Kingston University. She had heard so many rumors of him, so much that they were impossible to count, including how he was unable to afford a meal.

Of course, she simply shut out such news and focused on her studies. She hated to engage in idle gossips that were not beneficial to her in anyway. However, she was unable to block out the news of Sarah Ginn’s break up with Darius for David

Lesley, a well known wealthy student in the University. This was a matter that spread throughout the majority of Kingston University, so it was normal for someone of her status to have heard of it.

As usual, she simply ignored such news again, but just a few weeks later, Darius was completely different from how she remembered him from the gossips. He was now driving a very luxurious sports car, and was able to spend over $4.1 million in the charity gala. He even outbid the third ranked beauty in Kingston University, Pearl Chamberlain, in the auction held in the charity gala!

This was the beginning of her interest in Darius Reid. He was the perfect example of from rags to riches. The well known peasant in the university was now extremely wealthy. There was no one who wouldn’t be curious. Surprisingly, after the charity gala, Darius became extremely low-key again. Therefore, Janet barely received news about him again.

After the semester’s exams were concluded, Janet flew out of the city to take a vacation. She had just returned recently in preparation for the new semester, and decided to have a meal at the Sky Golden Hotel, as it was the most luxurious hotel in the district. Yet, she had just finished her meal and was on her way out when she spotted a familiar figure sitting by the window. Having researched Darius before, she instantly recognized the familiar figure sitting by the window.

Who would have thought that she would meet with Darius when she just came to have a meal? Elated by the turn in events, she approached Darius. The conversation that ensued between them now led to this moment.