Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 449

She was incredulous that Madisyn dared to pass herself off as a member of the wealthy Johns family.

Yet as Jenna thought of Sherlyn and Madisyn, she suddenly burst out laughing.

She saw this as the perfect chance.

She had nearly missed the opportunity to knock Madisyn off her high horse!

Over at the Johns’ residence, Elaine warmly invited Evie to spend the night, and Evie quickly accepted.

Just then, Dane walked in.

He wore a suit, his aura chilly, talking on the phone.

“Santos Group? Turn them down.

I don’t want to hear about them anymore,” Dane said coldly.

Madisyn caught this and inquired, “What’s the issue with the Santos Group?”

“They’ve been trying to forge a partnership with us,” Dane answered, his expression one of revulsion.

Gilbert was unbearable.

“Let me handle this,” Madisyn proposed.

It was her issue, to begin with, after all.

Dane got the gist, so he nodded.

He saw Evie, gave her a quick hello, and then went upstairs, leaving the space to the women.

Curious about the situation, Evie asked Madisyn for the scoop, and Madisyn filled her in.

“Damn! He’s such a scoundrel! He needs to be dealt with!” Evie said angrily.

Madisyn concurred-it was time to settle this.

She had to ensure Gilbert and Jenna kept their distance.

That night, Evie and Madisyn shared a room.

Evie was a great talker, always coming up with things to discuss about.

Madisyn didn’t mind.

She actually enjoyed it.

They seemed to get each other.

“Madisyn, you know? I always thought Andrew was going to end up alone,” Evie said excitedly.

“He’s never enjoyed playing with girls since he was young-he found them irritating.

”

Evie continued sharing stories from Andrew’s younger days, capturing Madisyn’s full attention.

From a young age, Andrew was a prodigy.

While other children played simple games, he was occupied with constructing robots.

He was strikingly handsome, drawing much notice, yet he remained distant and reserved.

“When we were kids, a girl from the neighborhood was smitten with my brother.

He never talked to her, yet she showed up every day trying to catch his eye.

She was so determined that she didn’t stop until high school! I thought he might warm up to her eventually, but he kept his distance, remaining cool.

I really felt for her,” Evie said, then paused abruptly.

She realized it might be awkward to discuss this in front of her future sister-in-law.