The Queen Returns—And She's Unforgiving novel Chapter 240

Evelyn stood not far away, with the floor-to-ceiling windows offering a full view of the Class A office building across the street.

"What is it?" she asked, her mind whirring. She wondered about the potential areas where Arrowpoint Solutions might end up clashing with Flying Seal Group.

Lucas was probably still in his office, as the occasional sound of typing could be heard in the background.

He spoke unhurriedly, "I got a call from Grant Manor saying that Grandma has a bad cold and mild pneumonia. She just got back from the hospital. Do you have time to go visit her?"

Evelyn furrowed her brows instinctively, a little worried about Maria's health.

The lingering cold in early spring made it easy to fall ill.

Before she could reply, Lucas added in an indifferent tone, "Grandma told me yesterday that she prepared a birthday gift for you but hasn't had the chance to give it to you. You can pick it up while you're there."

Evelyn then remembered Maria had mentioned the gift when she called during her time in Pearlia.

"She only talks about you when she's not thinking about others. If you don't have time, forget it." Lucas didn't force the issue, his tone calm and indifferent.

"I'll visit her," responded Evelyn.

She knew clearly how Maria had treated her all these years. Regardless of whether it was for the sake of the agreement or just sentiment, she ought to pay a visit.

Gazing again at the office building across the street, Evelyn asked calmly, "The cooling-off period's almost over. Should I have Michael notify you when it's done, or should we set a time?"

"Lucas?" Tiffany's voice could be heard at the other end of the line. "Who are you calling? Take a break. I got you dinner."

The beeping tone could be heard. Lucas had hung up even though he didn't answer her question.

Evelyn wasn't unfamiliar with that kind of behavior. She calmly kept her phone away and headed inside. Since Lucas hadn't given her a clear answer, she would need to find a chance to ask.

Divorce wasn't a game, so she didn't want any missteps or unexpected changes.

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After dinner, she went downstairs with Jonathan.