As soon as the ssage hit the group, it imdiately blew up.
"Mr. Vinson, how co you have ti to play gas today?"
"Is Amadeus in Beijing?"
Govert Griffin chuckled when he saw several people in the group asking whether Sadam Vinson or Amadeus Yancey was in Beijing, and scrolled up to look at earlier chat records.
Before Sadam Vinson sent the ssage in the group, those who had been trying to ask Caryn Zachmann out to eat finally succeeded. Caryn had been ntioned a few tis and ended up setting a ti with them.
This was Caryn Zachmann’s first appearance in the group since Ms. Quinlan’s last academic celebration.
No sooner had Caryn Zachmann reluctantly bubbled up saying she had ti and arranged to et a few people for drinks at Nutziland Lane.
Then Sadam Vinson’s ssage was posted in the group.
Govert Griffin grimaced, unable to imagine how much of a face slap Caryn Zachmann must be feeling upon seeing the group ssage, but his private relationship with Caryn was only average.
In the Beijing circle, who didn’t know that Ms. Zachmann was haughty and aloof? Except for a few people like Sadam Vinson and Amadeus Yancey, she never showed any pleasantries to others.
In the past, Caryn Zachmann leveraged her connection to Audrick Zachmann to break into Sadam Vinson’s inner circle and always looked down on people in the larger group.
Even though Govert Griffin had a fairly good relationship with Sadam Vinson, Caryn Zachmann often looked down on people. Govert Griffin couldn’t say his relation with her was particularly good; as adults, they maintained a decent façade when they t. At this mont, he enjoyed watching Caryn Zachmann’s awkward situation.
While enjoying the drama in the group, he also didn’t forget to check what Nathalie Quinlan was up to.
Alfred Garland went to get the car, and Nathalie Quinlan stood by the roadside playing gas.
Her posture was casual, and her head lowered nonchalantly, as if she were toying with her phone. Even dressed simply and standing by the roadside, her unique temperant still attracted attention.
Several cars quietly rolled down their windows to gaze in their direction as they passed by the roadside.
Nathalie Quinlan seed to feel nothing, or rather, she didn’t care about it.
Govert Griffin looked at her several tis, noting how focused she was on her phone. He couldn’t help but strike up a conversation: "Miss Qiao, are you playing gas?"
Nathalie Quinlan, who was just responding to WhatsApp ssages, lifted her eyelids upon hearing his question. Her eyes, black and pure, had a mischievous glint as she put away her phone: "No. Just replying to a few ssages."
Shawn Norton and Winston Sullivan had sent her ssages about school starting.
She saw them and responded.
And also took the chance to check others.
Stanley Zachmann used to ssage her every day, not caring whether she replied or not, he would blather on about his daily happenings.
From major work-related matters to what he had for lunch.
This ti, however, almost three days had passed without any ssage from him.
Another person who was acting out of the ordinary, just like Stanley Zachmann, was Audrick Zachmann.
Normally, Audrick Zachmann was quite a chatterbox. After her academic celebration, Audrick ntioned he was heading overseas to shoot a variety program, and since then, he’s been out of touch.
Like Stanley Zachmann, Audrick Zachmann used to ssage her every day at the beginning, chattering away like a talkaholic.
As ti went on, it has also been about three days since he sent her any ssage.
Nathalie Quinlan frowned slightly, just in ti to see Alfred Garland driving the car over. She pursed her lips and chose not to dwell on it.
After all, she had just sent a ssage to Audrick Zachmann to inquire, and if there was sothing, he should reply to her after seeing it.
*
In the car.
Sadam Vinson was still replying to ssages in the group, busy and enjoying it.
Since the last quarrel with Caryn Zachmann, he has not been giving Caryn much face recently.
When soone in the group asked him who ’Amadeus’s sister’ was, he didn’t hide anything and bluntly nad Nathalie Quinlan.
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