Rebirth: Clinging to My Possessive Magnate-Chapter 740: Low Profile

Originally, they were surprised; Sophie Wilson’s identity was truly astonishing.

The constant stream of fine materials for Lingzhu Jade Jewelry, through what channels and connections could they have been obtained?

The people of the Imperial City had long speculated about Patrick Grant of Lingzhu Jade Jewelry, thinking that Stone God Grant must have found a good way in the stone-gambling circle.

However, who could have imagined that the person behind Lingzhu Jade Jewelry was actually Sophie Wilson.

This outcome... was truly unexpected, a great surprise to everyone.

But... when they looked at Charles Seymour who was calmly composed, it all seemed understandable.

Charles Seymour is the chairman of the Peace Group after all; has he ever shown off?

In this view, Sophie Wilson not caring about her identity really seems to be a habit shared with Charles Seymour.

No wonder these two could end up together; they are both so low-key.

Damn!

Is this guy too low-key?

Once revealed, their identity would scare people mad, yet they seemingly don’t care at all.

Considering this, Charles Seymour and Sophie Wilson are really a perfect match. They both do real deeds without ostentation.

The directors of the Seymour Corporation exchanged silent, understanding glances.

Looking at it this way, the heir to the Seymour Corporation can only be Charles Seymour.

Just look at Charles, quietly doing his work without a word, and his fiancée is also an industry titan, secretly wealthy. These two truly keep a low profile.

And then there’s James Reed, always jumping around in the business circles, and his fiancée is a celebrity... Of course, they don’t have any issues with celebrities, it’s just that Ophelia Wilson’s actions really seem pretentious and calculated.

Comparing the two sides, the difference is clear.

Hayley Cole’s features twisted with anger, staring fiercely at Sophie Wilson, she angrily asked, "So you are the owner of Lingzhu Jade Jewelry, huh? Sure, having money is great, and giving such things is just to overshadow others, right?"

To Hayley Cole’s aggressive demeanor, Sophie Wilson merely shook her head helplessly, sighed, and said, "I’ve said before, gift-giving is about the sentiment. I never intended to make a statement from the start, but Miss Cole insisted on knowing what my birthday gift was."

"If Miss Cole didn’t insist on measuring my sincerity through the value and rarity of the birthday gift, suggesting otherwise meant not respecting the grandpa. I may not like to show off, but I can’t let myself be wronged." Sophie looked at Hayley Cole regretfully, full of helplessness.

Everyone listened, pondered, and realized it was true.

From the start, Sophie Wilson hadn’t said anything about the birthday gift, only that the sentiment was what mattered. But Hayley Cole insisted on pushing Sophie, her words implying that if the gift wasn’t expensive, the giver’s sincerity could not be shown.

And now? Is Sophie’s sincerity enough?

They really wanted to ask Hayley Cole and Ethan Seymour, don’t their cheeks hurt?

They’ve met all sorts of people, but never anyone who’s willingly put their face out to get slapped so outrageously. Truly, there are strange things in the vast world.

Hayley Cole’s face turned pale with anger; she wanted to argue and deny, but had nothing to say.

After all, she was the one who valued the gifts based on their expensiveness and rarity just now. What can she say now?

Old Mr. Seymour laughed upon hearing it: "You kid, so you never planned to reveal your identity from the start, huh?"