Love or Die CEO’s Daily Dose of Swoon Chapter 95

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In the hotel, a few bodyguards slunk back to their room looking like a pack of kicked puppies.

The fake Calvert was propped up on the couch, his face wiped clean of blood, revealing bruises that painted his nose and cheeks. His body ached all and he couldn’t tell if any bones were broken.

He had already called for the hotel doctor to come over and give him a once–over.

He couldn’t fathom how a slip of a girl could pack such a wallop. He groaned in pain, waiting for the doctor.

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Across from him, Kermit was in a panic as he pleaded, “Mr. Wallace, I… I had no idea my niece was such a spitfire. I’ll drag her back here myself to apologize, okay ”

Calvert snorted, thinking about demanding an apology from Cordelia..

“Business is business,” he finally grunted. “I don’t let personal squabbles mess with my deals” Kermit looked like he’d been thrown a lifeline. “So are we still on for the investment?”

Calvert rolled his eyes. “The Smith family is kin to you, so I’ll give you that much respect. But the cash better be in my account quick, or you’ll miss the boat.”

Kermit almost danced with relief. “I’ll get right on it, sir!”

Overjoyed, Kermit responded, “I’ll go straight away and prepare the funds, then bring them right over to you!”

He wiped the sweat from his forehead, then went out to the door and turned back, “Mr. Wallace, you can rest assured that I will educate Cordelia when I go back!”

Thinking of Cordelia, Calvert flashed greedy desire in his eyes, “Send it again after training next time.”

When Kermit left, Calvert showed a biting look on his face, “Oh, we will take as much money as the Delaney family gives us!”

The person next to Calvert suddenly opened his mouth, “Should we withdraw?”

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They were a fraud group. After coming to Greenmeadow, they occasionally knew that a very was coming, so they bought off the Smith family and let him set up a match in the middle, so that Jimmy mistakenly thought that he was Calvert and came to please many times.

Fake Calvert showed the idea of investing in that big project. Jimmy was fooled and rushed to send money. As for the Delaney family who crossed Calvert, it would pay the price!

After dropping Cordelia off at school, Everard returned to the Midnight Scent.

“Boss, everything cool?” The real Calvert asked.

“Nope,” Everard replied, casting a side–eye at him. “I heard there’s a big shot named Calvert in town?”

Calvert froze, stammering out a confused response, ‘It’s a trick to prevent the investigation on you.”

Everard sighed. “Explain why this Calvert invited Cordelia over for breakfast at his hotel?”

Calvert raced his mind raced. “I swear, boss, I’m innocent! I’d never cross you with Cordelia!”

Everard kicked him. “Quit yapping and start digging!”

Five minutes later, Calvert slouched back, his face the picture of misery. Not only was the fraudster using his name, but he was also raking in millions.

“Boss, do you think that Calvert is a good name?”

Everard, buried in his book, respond.

Calvert got to the point, “The guy’s real name is Calvert, too. A con artist. He’s scammed the Smith family of over a hundred million, now the Delaney family is about to hand him fifty million.”

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Everard darkened his eyes. The Delaney family?”

Calvert explained. T’s Cordelia’s uncle, the one who took her to that idiot this morning. They had a family feud yesterday, and it wasn’t pretty”

Calvert’s gaze turned cold as he continued. Tve got eyes on that fool. With your order, well nab him.”

Everard drooped his eyelids as he let out a low chuckle. “Let’s wait for Cordelie’s uncle to hit the bank before we make our move,” he said, a sly grin tugging at the corners of his mouth.

Despite her best efforts. Cordelia was late to class again. She slipped through the back door and quietly slid into her seat with the grace of a cat burglar

She moved

ved with a whisper of sound, drawing only a fleeting glance from the biology teacher, who was poised to chide her. But upon recognizing the top student of the class, he simply resumed his lecture without a word.

Cornelis quickly pulled out her textbook and focused intently on the lesson, catching up in no time. When the bell finally rang, the teacher packed up his notes and left.

As Cordele was about to close her biology book, Juliane stood up with a sense of righteous indignation. “Cordelia, can you please try not to be late? Our class has always had a perfect discipline! Because of you, we might just miss out on the Honorable Medal this month

As Greenmeadow International School, each grade boasted an Honorable Medal, a monthly award given to the

class with the best discipline

Every other class, especially Class 8, seemed forever doomed to miss out on this coveted prize. But the competition between Class 1 and Class 2 was fierce. Both were honors classes with pride and rivalry, comparing grades at every turn and the Honorable Medal was no small matter.

The students in both classes were always on edge, with hardly anyone ever being late. So when Juliana voiced ber complaint, the rest of the class was visibly disgruntled

Hayley couldn’t contain her frustration and blurted out, “You have no sense of class honor at all! What’s the point of being smart if you’re going to be so selfis?

Everard darkened his eyes, “The Delaney family?”

Calvert explained, “It’s Cordelia’s uncle, the one who took her to that idiot this morning. They had a family feud yesterday, and it wasn’t pretty.”

Calvert’s gaze turned cold as he continued, “I’ve got eyes on that fool. With your order, we’ll nab him.”

Everard drooped his eyelids as he let out a low chuckle. “Let’s wait for Cordelia’s uncle to hit the bank before we make our move,” he said, a sly grin tugging at the corners of his mouth.

Despite her best efforts, Cordelia late to class again. She slipped through the back door and quietly slid into her seat with the grace of a cat burglar.

She moved with a whisper of sound, drawing only a fleeting glance from the biology teacher, who was poised to chide her. But upon recognizing the top student of the class, he simply resumed his lecture without a word. Cordelia quickly pulled out her textbook and focused intently on the lesson, catching up in no time. When the bell finally rang, the teacher packed up his notes and left.

As Cordelia was about to close her biology book, Juliana stood up with a sense of righteous indignation. “Cordelia, can you please try not to be late? Our class has always had a perfect discipline! Because of you, we might just miss out on the Honorable Medal this month!”

At Greenmeadow International School, each grade boasted an Honorable Medal, a monthly award given to the class with the best discipline.

Every other class, especially Class 8, seemed forever doomed to miss out on this coveted prize. But the competition between Class 1 and Class 2 was fierce. Both were honors classes with pride and rivalry, comparing grades at every turn, and the Honorable Medal was no small matter.

The students in both classes were always on edge, with hardly anyone ever being late. So when Juliana voiced her complaint, the rest of the class was visibly disgruntled.

Hayley

y couldn’t contain her frustration and blurted out, “You have no sense of class honor at all! What’s the point of being smart if you’re going to be so selfish?”

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