Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 517

“Nice to meet you, Sarai,” Madisyn greeted Sarai courteously.

Sarai nodded, slightly taken aback by her beauty.

It was clear Madisyn had inherited striking features from her parents.

Nonetheless, Sarai considered, despite her looks, Madisyn was another worldly woman.

Rowan invited everyone to sit.

“The chef has just finished preparing dinner.

Let’s talk more over the meal.

”

“Sure,” Glenn said.

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

The dining table was filled with an array of delicious dishes.

During the meal, Madisyn remained mostly silent, Listening attentively.

Glenn and Rowan carried on with their conversation.

“So, where are your children? Why aren’t they here?” Glenn inquired.

“My son is studying overseas,” Rowan explained casually.

“And my daughter is still at work.

She’s currently teaching calligraphy and painting.

”

“She’s a teacher? I remember she’s a year younger than Madisyn, right?”

Glenn asked, somewhat surprised.

“Yes,” Rowan said.

“She’s lucky to have been hired by Greville College.

It’s a great opportunity for her.

”

His statement caught everyone off guard.

Greville College was renowned nationally for its programs in painting and calligraphy.

Typically, only those with a rich background in the field could secure a teaching position there.

This time, Glenn’s admiration was sincere.

“Courtney is truly remarkable.

To be a teacher at Greville College so young, she’s definitely going places!”

“Absolutely,” Rowan said, his pride evident.

“I was over 30 when I started there, and now she’s the youngest instructor on staff.

” Rowan then hesitated before saying, “Glenn, I actually need a favor.

”

“Oh, what’s that?” Glenn asked.

“Courtney is doing well among her peers, but her current mentor isn’t cutting it anymore.

We’re hoping to replace her a more fitting mentor,”

Rowan said.

“Who do you have in mind?” Glenn pondered for a moment before asking.

“Hutton Marquez,” Rowan answered.

At this, Madisyn glanced up, noticing the surprised look on her parents’ faces.