Chapter 354
Daphne’s face became deathly pale. She smiled at Andrea sheepishly and said, “I didn’t expect
you to be the beloved daughter of the Sorkin family. My apologies.”
Faced with Daphne’s extreme change in attitude, Andrea could only laugh. “Didn’t you want this
car? You can have it.”
“No, no.” Daphne hurriedly waved her hands.
“Since you reserved it, of course it’s yours. I think I’ll go to another dealership for a look.” As she
said this, Daphne quickly called her bodyguards and left.
Before she left, though, she paused to thank Caroline. “Thank you so much, Ms. Evans. If it hadn’t
been for you, I would have offended the Sorkin family today.”
She handed Caroline an invitation. “I’m throwing a banquet in a few days. You have to come.
Consider it a thank–you. Oh, right, my husband might be there too, so you have to come.”
After saying this in a rush, Daphne hurriedly left the car dealership.
Seeing the way Daphne escaped, Caroline and Andrea exchanged a glance and laughed.
“Thank you so much. If you had helped me, I wouldn’t have known how to deal with that
shameless woman,” Andrea said politely.
Caroline replied, “It’s nothing. I should be thanking you instead.”
Although Caroline didn’t explain, Andrea understood what she meant by this.
“Do you have some free time? I’ll buy you a coffee.”
“There’s no need,” Caroline said.
“I still need to look at some cars. I’ll treat you to coffee one day.”
“Alright.” Andrea found Caroline more likable the more she looked at her. Especially this version
of Caroline, who had left Eddy.
She suddenly thought of her younger brother, who was still in Macovo. She smiled and handed
Caroline her business card. “You have to remember, okay?‘
“Okay.” Caroline accepted the card.
Without saying anything more, Andrea went off to the cashier’s counter to settle the rest of the
payment.
The salesperson following behind Caroline said, “Ms. Evans, we’re lucky you’re here. Otherwise,
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After all, one of them was Mr. Eddy’s aunt–in–law, and the other was the daughter of the Sorkin family. Neither of them were people they could afford to offend
“It was nothing.” Caroline smiled and walked toward the electric car.
“Could you please tell me about this model of car?”
“Of course.” The salesperson started talking about the car enthusiastically.
Upstairs, seeing that the danger had been diffused so easily, the manager let out a long breath. “I must really thank Ms. Evans for this.”
After saying that, however, the manager shut up, suddenly realizing that the man beside him was Eddy Morrison.
Everyone knew how much Eddy disliked Caroline.
Unexpectedly, Eddy only turned around indifferently and said to the manager, “Give the other Porsche 911 to Caroline.”
The manager wondered if he’d heard it wrong. He quickly followed behind Eddy and asked, “Mr. Eddy?”
“What? Is there a problem?” Eddy looked back at the manager with a cold gaze.
The manager braced himself and said, “No, it’s just that I’m not sure how to explain it to Ms. Evans.
He had to give a reason for gifting her a car worth tens of millions of dollars out of nowhere.
“She helped you defuse a potentially disastrous situation. Shouldn’t she be given a gift in thanks?”
The manager’s mouth twitched as he watched Eddy leave.
Yes, a thank–you gift was necessary, but this one was much too expensive. Yet the boss had spoken, so the manager had no reason to object. He went to get his staff to arrange it.
