Mr. Grant Treats Me Like a Treasure-Chapter 544 - 543

Mindy Sterling spoke softly, not explicitly saying who it was, but Serena Sullivan guessed.

"Hmm!"

She responded, "I understand, Master."

"Serena."

Mindy looked at Serena’s indifferent face, wanting to say something, then swallowed it back. After hesitating for a long time, she said something else, "Your father doesn’t dislike you that much."

"He has no choice!"

This "father" was not referring to James Sterling.

Serena looked ahead, not answering.

Mindy knew Serena didn’t believe what she was saying, and her voice became even softer, "For the sake of your mother, he sacrificed the entire Sterling Family."

A beautiful woman is a source of trouble, so the old master and the old lady disliked Claire Sullivan, and the old lady particularly blamed Serena.

"I’ll leave first."

Seeing First Mrs. Sterling and the others approaching, Mindy left first.

She felt heartache for Simon Sterling. To outsiders, James Sterling, who had lost his position of power, was nothing compared to Simon, watching over a restaurant, unable to make any significant climate.

In Mindy’s eyes, James Sterling’s life was enviable.

Simon would have lost the Sterling Family’s fortune to save Claire Sullivan; he had to sacrifice his own happiness and future entirely.

It’s also because of this that he hasn’t been happy over the years!

He lost so much but couldn’t reveal a bit of the distress and pain in his heart to anyone.

Ethan Grant, after washing the dishes, was driven out by the Master Sterling. This time, he didn’t linger in Deepwood; with time, he will come to Deepwood for meals every day.

With the help of First Mrs. Sterling, Serena took a bath, changed into clean clothes, and began to think about Mrs. Preston’s jewelry.

She had thought of this a couple of days ago.

From Mindy’s words, she knew that Mr. and Mrs. Preston had a loving relationship, and this was very important to them.

However, she knew too little about the Preston Family’s information.

Serena searched for related matters about the Preston Family online, but there was still very little information. 𝒻𝑟ℯℯ𝑤𝑒𝑏𝑛𝘰𝓋𝑒𝓁.𝒸𝑜𝘮

Many matters of the noble families in the Imperial Capital wouldn’t be put online, just like the past of Simon Sterling and Claire Sullivan, which were erased by both the Sterling and Sullivan families. It’s feared that not many in the upper-class society even know.

While she was pondering, her phone lit up with a new message.

The content of the message was brief but attached with a document.

"This is the Preston Family’s information."

Serena opened the document, and indeed it was the story of Mr. and Mrs. Preston, detailing their journey from being in love to getting married, with many small events included.

These matters are not known to the ordinary person.

With the unfamiliar number, Serena immediately knew who the other party was.

She didn’t reply, saved the document, and then directly blocked the number.

In the following two days, based on the stories in the document, Serena had a rough concept for this jewelry series.

On the third day, Mindy arrived as agreed to pick her up.

Serena changed into a dress selected by First Mrs. Sterling and followed Mindy. First Mrs. Sterling originally wanted to go too, but it was just the end of the month, and there were a pile of matters at the restaurant. Serena didn’t want Mrs. Sterling to work overtime every night to do the accounting. Moreover, Mindy was accompanying her, so no major issues would arise.

The worst would be encountering people she didn’t want to see or hearing words she didn’t want to hear.

Serena’s guess was right. As she and Mindy followed the servant into the Preston Family’s garden, they could hear the sound of the piano from afar.

The piano wasn’t unfamiliar to Serena. There had always been one in Claire Sullivan’s room, and she had learned from her when she was young.

But Claire was too busy, with no time to teach her. Most of her time was spent learning calligraphy and painting with the old master.

Even so, Serena’s accomplishments on the piano were not mediocre.