My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel)
Chapter 267

Chapter 267 Inherit the Longfellow Family

Marvin had recorded the way Janet was being reprimanded. He took his phone and instantly thought he could record Janet being educated by Donahue and his life would really be perfect. Marvin cleared his throat. "Are you still worried about the company?"

"Not exactly. I just have to stay in bed all the time. Sooner or later, I will be out of my mind. Moreover, the domestic development of new products

makes me excited."

Janet almost told others about Nathaniel's acquisition of the jewelry company. After thinking for a while, she decided not to tell them.

Beacher was indifferent. "It's just a design draft. I promise you. Whether it's an electronic drawing board or brushes, ink, or paper, you'll have them when you wake

up tomorrow morning. But for now, you should think about how to

calm Donahue down. This is important. You'd better hurry up and write an essay of personal reflection."

Janet was gloomy, so worried that she just wanted to replace someone to beat

him up.

She couldn't write it.

Since she was a child, she had never written an essay of personal reflection.

It was as if she was born not knowing how to admit her mistakes. No one could understand the logic of her essay of personal reflection at all, and it was just a few words.

Now that Donahue had forced her to write two pieces, she was really

anxious.

Holding the pen, Janet sat at the table for a long time. On the paper, there

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was nothing but the big words "respected brother".

However, Janet did not dare to copy it on the Internet.

Donahue would definitely let his assistant search on the Internet for

comparison. When he found out that she copied, she would be punished

even more ruthlessly.

Thinking of this, Janet pursed her lips and looked at Marvin and Beacher who

were gloating.

"Marvin, Beacher..."

Unexpectedly, Marvin and Beacher turned around in unison as if they had

discussed it. "No!"

"Why? I haven't said what I want you to do!" Janet was furious.

Marvin had a look of disdain. "You definitely want us to help you write it.

Donahue knows your writing level. If Donahue replaces out that we wrote it for

you, Beacher and I will have to bear the consequences."

Beacher deeply agreed and nodded vigorously.

Janet glared at them.

"How about this? I'll tell you something that can make you happy," Marvin laughed.

Janet and Beacher raised their eyebrows. "What is it?"

Marvin smiled mysteriously.

In the Longfellow's house.

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Conrad looked at the empty mailbox and his heart beat fast,

Janet had been missing for half a month.

Even the group of mercenaries had disappeared.

Conrad revealed a smile that was almost morbid,

That group of mercenaries were all professionals. This kind of situation usually meant...

Janet was already dead!

The great Joy made Conrad's hands tremble.

He took out his phone and dialed the number of the clerk in the Inheritance

Office.

The next day, Conrad gathered his wife and daughter and asked the chef to cook many good dishes. He sat in the main seat in high spirits. Coral and Mathilda sat down. They did not know what Conrad was doing all

of a sudden.

Conrad looked pleased. He raised his glass and looked at Mathilda

meaningfully.

They had a tacit understanding. Mathilda's eyes lit up. A guess appeared in

her heart. "Hubby, is it..."

Conrad seemed mad. "Yes! Janet is already dead!"

"What? Dad, do you know what you are talking about?" Coral could not

believe it.

Conrad was proud. "Of course! Janet has been missing for almost half a month! And the people I hired are also missing! The mercenaries will only Get Boyto

never contact the employer when the task is completed. Isn't this enough to prove that? More importantly, I have already asked

the people in the Inheritance Office yesterday. As Janet's relative, your mother has the right to

inherit everything from the Longfellow family!"

Coral was so excited that her hands were trembling. "But, the Smedley

family..."

"Then they are not members of the Longfellow family!" Conrad snorted

coldly.

Mathilda's delicate face was full of surprise and joy. "Yes, those people are

not members of the Longfellow family!"

In the past, they wanted the Longfellow family's property, but they could only plot secretly against Janet and some of the members of the Smedley family. Now that Janet was dead, the Smedley family, as an outsider, had no right to

meddle in the affairs of the Longfellow family.

"Finally..." Mathilda raised her glass, her wrist trembling slightly. She looked

at Conrad with a charming smile, "Darling, you are so great!"

Conrad smiled proudly, and the couple clinked glasses.

Coral only cared about one thing.

"Then will Janet's house belong to me?"

"Of course!" Conrad smiled.

Coral was overjoyed, and her eyes were filled with excitement and

resentment.

At that time, Janet drove her out, making her miserable and humiliated.

So what?

Now, she was going to become the hostess of that place!

"Dad, Mom, can I work in our company in the future?" Coral looked at her parents longingly.

Hearing this, Conrad frowned slightly.

He knew Coral really wasn't talented in the business.

Moreover, why would a woman go to work?

Conrad thought of it and changed his mind.

In fact, if Coral could stay in the company for one or two years, with his guidance and the help of some big shots in the company, she could make some decent achievements, and it would be beneficial for her to marry into a

powerful family.

After all, in the future, he had to marry Coral to those upper-class families.

It would help their family a lot.