Cupid's Arrow hit me hard!

After setting down her phone, Belinda smiled with satisfaction and said, "She's ruthless."

She was relieved, her biological daughter was a qualified successor.

With Caroline's ruthlessness and determination, Belinda had complete confidence in entrusting the Fisher family to her hands.

Audrey might be thinking about bringing Liberty into the picture, but can she even compete with Caroline?

Liberty was a single mother running a breakfast shop and a restaurant. She already had her hands full with managing her businesses in Wiltspoon and probably did not have the time nor energy to contest Caroline for the position of Fisher's matriarch in Jensburg.

With these thoughts, Belinda's worries eased slightly.

Of course, she still needed to figure out a way to tie up loose ends. If only the descendants of her elder sister were all eliminated, then the head of the Fisher family could be inherited by her bloodline. Although it was challenging, Belinda believed that over time, she would find a way to deal with them.

Meanwhile, after her mother hung up, Caroline placed her phone on the table.

She leaned back and began swiveling in her black office chair.

Ring, ring...

Her phone rang again, this time with new messages.

She picked up her phone to check the messages, and it was from her assistant, Mr. Fletcher.

Mr. Fletcher informed her that Mr. Gordon had also gone to Wiltspoon, but he had taken a late-night flight back to Jensburg.

He also told her that Belinda would return tomorrow or the day after.

Belinda's time in Wiltspoon did not go smoothly. While she did meet Audrey, the encounter ended on a bitter note.

After receiving Mr. Fletcher's messages, Caroline remained silent for a while before responding with a simple "Okay".

Mr. Fletcher replied swiftly, asking, "Are you upset?"

"I just received a scolding from my mom, because of Celine's bitching. How am I supposed to be happy?"

Mr. Fletcher asked, "Shall I come over now to pick you up for a drive?"

Caroline agreed without hesitation.

She had only returned for about two years, which was not a very long time, and she had only made a few confidants during this period.

Mr. Fletcher was her most trusted subordinate.

He was a few years older than her, and their relationship was a blend of being colleagues and friends.

Every time she was scolded by Belinda, it was Mr. Fletcher who stood by her side, providing guidance and solace.

He was her assistant, now and forever. The two of them would work together for a lifetime because since he entered her life, his destiny was intertwined with hers, and he would remain forever loyal to her. "Please wait for me at the office. I'll head over now. It'll take about ten minutes. The traffic is heavy, so I can't drive too fast."

Mr. Fletcher was living not too far from Caroline; always on call to run errands and handle tasks for Caroline.