Chapter 2779 - 252: He Knows Molly Wellington’s Identity
Before the phone call with Yana Lucas, Abraham Redington’s expression was icy cold.
After the call ended, the look on Abraham Redington’s face could no longer be described as merely cold.
His blue eyes glinted with a chilling light as he sat alone behind his office desk, recalling how not long ago he had guided the senior male and female students around Molly Wellington to stand by his side.
He even used them to monitor and guard against Molly and Lincoln Harrison getting close.
Until this moment, Abraham Redington had to admit that it was he who had step by step pushed Molly away from himself.
The man suddenly snapped out of his pain, grabbed the cell phone and key on the desk, and walked quickly outside.
Ray Mckinley and Charles Taylor, who had been waiting outside and didn’t dare to enter, saw Abraham Redington suddenly push open the office door, and they hurriedly hid behind a pillar in fright.
However, Abraham Redington was now too lazy to pay them any attention.
He walked briskly to the elevator, and before long, drove his luxurious sports car swiftly out of the underground garage.
Molly... Molly...
He finally realized where he had gone wrong; he needed to apologize to her and ask for her forgiveness.
However, when Abraham Redington returned to the apartment where they had once lived together, Molly Wellington was long gone.
The arrangement and furniture in the apartment were still as they had been when he left this morning, with that warm, familiar look.
But the woman who had once spent days and nights here with him, in sweet love, was gone for good.
Molly Wellington had thus disappeared from Abraham Redington’s world.
...
The next day, Molly Wellington successfully completed her defense. When she came out of the auditorium, she ran into Lincoln Harrison, who was waiting for her downstairs.
"Underclassman... how do you feel?" Lincoln Harrison, due to the sudden loss of a job offer, had been quite busy and hadn’t seen Molly Wellington in days.
"Not bad." Molly Wellington curled her lips into a faint smile, showing no sign of being a woman who had just gone through a breakup.
Lincoln Harrison felt much relieved to hear that her defense went well.
He suddenly looked at Molly Wellington, and said earnestly, "Molly Wellington, thank you..."
"Senior, why did you suddenly say that?" Molly Wellington had a premonition in her heart, but she hadn’t revealed her identity, so she pretended not to know.
"Actually, Mr. Nelson already told me about your identity. He invited me to work at Wellington Group. Such a good thing suddenly falling into my lap, of course, made me suspicious. Because I was reluctant to respond, he had to tell the truth and said it was at your request."
Lincoln Harrison laughed heartily, not seeming constrained by knowing Molly Wellington’s identity.
"Actually, I should have figured it out sooner. Wealthy families always emphasize social status. With Redington Young Master born into such prominence, your status as his fiancée naturally wouldn’t be mediocre. Molly Wellington, Wellington family... Underclassman, it was quite obvious."
Molly Wellington’s smile deepened. "Senior, it’s only because you noticed these details that you could guess. Alright, enough about this... So, did Uncle Helmsley tell you what position you would be arranged in?"
"I declined." Lincoln Harrison’s clear voice surprised Molly Wellington with an unexpected answer.
"Wellington Group is undoubtedly excellent, but it’s not suitable for me. I prefer to make my mark in investment banking... Although suddenly losing the offer is a setback for me, every cloud has a silver lining. I’m planning to go abroad and take a look. M Country’s investment world has always been the place I’ve yearned for. In the past, I wanted stability and lacked the courage to take risks. This time... maybe it’s an opportunity."
As Lincoln Harrison said this, his gaze was directed far away.
His clear black pupils, carrying the spirit typical of youth.