Love's Perfect Match

After bidding the three a farewell, Elspeth began to prepare for her trip back to Blaydal. She had planned to make a

Twitter post to announce that she was about to get engaged to Jordan in order not to look as pathetic, but she was

met with Jordan’s disapproval.

“Some people are already calling Callum an irresponsible scum, but if they find out that you’re also engaged to

someone else, wouldn’t that ruin your credibility?” Jordan smiled mysteriously with a hint of imperceptible slyness

as he continued, “It’d be better to wait a few days before posting it. Not only will it make Callum seem like a

b*stard, but you can even keep up with your grieving and pitiful persona. Isn’t that a better plan?”

Elspeth did not expect Jordan to have such a cunning side to him and did not know what to say in reply. However,

she did agree with his idea.

Upon seeing that she had given up on making a Twitter post, Jordan caressed her hair. “Our engagement will

eventually be exposed either way, so why not use this as a chance to teach Callum a lesson?”

Elspeth was extremely shocked by his plan. “It’s a shame that you aren’t working in public relations.”

Jordan finally stopped laughing and said with a serious face, “Is your company still hiring? If you are, I’ll sign up.”

Elspeth rolled her eyes. “Oh, shut up.”

“So, why are you telling me this?”

Elspeth couldn’t wrap her mind around why he would put himself in such a position for her sake.

“Didn’t I tell you before? It’s because I like you, and I really want to be with you.”

Elspeth couldn’t quite make out the truth of Jordan’s words. Looking at the smile on his face, she was unable to

think that he would approach her with any other purpose, but he didn’t seem particularly sincere either.

That night, they took a plane back to Blaydal. Upon seeing how compliant Elspeth was, Michael was overjoyed and

immediately allocated twenty percent of Joneson Corporation’s shares to her. With the marriage between Blaydal’s

Joneson Family and Bellville’s Carr Family, every powerful and influential family in Blaydal, Bellville, Damoria,

Waterside, and even those along the coast offered their congratulations.

This matter took the internet by storm as well. As Elspeth owned many different identities and had fans from

different areas, the news even overpowered Emma and Callum’s popularity all of a sudden.

‘Callum really is a b*stard for getting together with Emma right after ditching Elspeth. It’s a good thing that Elspeth

was smart enough to run away with another guy!’

‘You can say that again. I really thought that Emma was innocent instead of being such a disgusting and evil person.

I can’t believe she’d steal someone else’s boyfriend and be shameless enough to post about it!’

‘The Carr Family aren’t just anybody. They’re wealthy and powerful, and they’ve never had any scandals. Mr. Carr

and Miss Lynwood really are a match made in heaven…’

The netizens’ opinions were mixed, but most of them praised Elspeth’s engagement with Jordan and despised

Emma and Callum’s actions.

Meanwhile, in Waterside, Emma was nearly driving herself up the wall. She had never expected that her hasty

announcement of her relationship with Callum would spark such a massive bashing.

“Callum, Elspeth is being too much. She’d gotten engaged too, but she still pulled something like this to ruin our

reputation!”

Because of this issue, she lost millions of fans; nearly one-tenth of her followers unfollowed her.

Callum looked at her coldly. The sharp decline in the Winthrop Family’s stock market was already enough of a

headache for him, but Emma just wouldn’t stay silent.

Upon receiving such an icy stare, Emma immediately stopped her chattering mouth. She stared blankly at Callum

and swallowed. “Callum, I…”

“If it weren’t for you announcing things in a hurry, why would your fans hate on you?” He rose to his feet, his

demeanor turning cold as he said, “I already told you not to provoke Elspeth anymore or we’ll immediately break

up.”

Emma feared that Callum would break up with her the most, and she shuddered at his words. “I understand,

Callum. I won’t mess around anymore.”

After seeing Callum’s irritated expression, Emma decided against lingering around any further and immediately

returned to her hotel, where she made a call in her room.

“Old Mr. Joneson, you’re too much. I helped you break Callum and Elspeth up, but you stabbed me in the back!”

At her words, Michael scoffed. “Isn’t this your own doing? Emma, had you behaved a little, you wouldn’t have been

scorned.”

“You know best whom I’m doing this for! Surely you don’t want Elspeth to find out that her breakup was something

that had been planned a long time ago, right?”

Michael inhaled deeply and conceded, “Enough, don’t threaten me. I’ll help you settle things, but if you cause any

more fuss, don’t blame me for not holding back.”

Emma gave him a pandering laugh. “I understand. Don’t worry, I won’t bother you anymore.”

Michael hung up mercilessly.

…

On the other hand, in Blaydal, Frank still had not been discharged from the hospital even after a month since

Elspeth’s departure. This was because Michael was afraid that he’d mess around before he fully recovered, thus

forcibly locked him up in the hospital for another two weeks.

When Elspeth went to visit him in the hospital, Frank was still being forced to take his supplements. Upon noticing

her arrival, he instantly pounced on her and yelped, “Elspeth, hurry up and tell Grandpa that I got better a long time

ago and that I can get out of bed and play now!”

Truthfully, as Elspeth looked at his pitiful expression, she had to stifle her laughter.

“Okay, I got it. I’ll deal with it for you, but before that, you have to wait here obediently.”

Frank’s excited expression immediately disappeared and he sat in a corner, sulking.

A long pause later, upon seeing that Elspeth was not intending to comfort him at all, he immediately deflated.

“Okay. Let me ask you something now. Why did you break up with Callum?”

Elspeth knocked his head. “Didn’t you read the news?”

Frank huffed. “Why would Callum suddenly move on to someone else when he likes you so much? I think there must

be a misunderstanding somewhere.”

“That’s what I used to think as well.” Elspeth’s eyes darkened as she spoke. “But I’ve asked him and sought

confirmation many times, and I know that’s not the case. He really couldn’t forget about Emma.”

Thinking that he had stepped on her weak point, Frank became frantic.

“Okay, it’s fine. Jordan is genuinely a good man too. Besides being obsessed with work, everything else about him is

quite all right.”

Besides being obsessed with work… Elspeth curled her lips at the thought. What a good hobby to have if you ask

me.

“It’s true. You might not believe this, but Jordan has successfully sat in his office for 32 hours straight without

moving before. He nearly turned into a wooden statue then.”

Elspeth was reminded of Callum, who was a workaholic as well. It was currently three in the afternoon, and

according to his habits, he must be having a meeting. He liked to drink coffee during his meetings—a cup of bitter

Americano without sugar.

Great, I’m thinking about Callum again.

“But… Jordan had a first love too.”