“There's one more thing,” Bertilla said as he placed a gold invitation card on the table. “I forgot to give
this to you yesterday. It's an invitation to Margaret's wine-tasting party.”
When Cooper heard the word “wine,” he paused for a moment and took the invitation card.
Margaret was a globally renowned red wine distributor, and the high-end red wines chosen by its wine
tasters were highly regarded in the industry.
Cooper wasn't particularly fond of wine, but he had a faint memory that Sally enjoyed them, and her
favorite was Château Mouton Rothschild's 1855.
Cooper's face suddenly darkened as he found himself thinking about that woman again. He slammed
the invitation card onto the table, causing Bertilla to jump in surprise.
Cooper motioned for Bertilla to leave, and once he had finished his work, he made his way downstairs.
Tiffany was a dedicated teacher and managed to help Amanda memorize the multiplication table in just
one afternoon.
When Cooper gave Tiffany the skincare products Bertilla bought, she hesitated to accept them,
insisting that it was her duty to teach the children. However, Cooper was insistent.
“You were here for a home visit today, and teaching Mandy during the weekend counts as private
tutoring. If you don't want the gift, I'll give you cash instead.”
Cooper gave the gift to Tiffany not only to avoid owing her a favor but also because he wanted her to
be nicer to the children at school.
Tiffany had no choice but to accept it after hearing Cooper's words.
After the car left Swallow Garden, Tiffany hesitated for a moment before asking, “Mr. Sutton, do you
enjoy red wine?”
“Not really,” replied Cooper.
Tiffany elaborated, “I have a friend who owns a winery. A wine-tasting event will be hosted tonight at
Regal Vista Hotel, and her winery's wine was fortunate enough to be selected for tasting. She invited
me to attend and try it out.”
Cooper then remembered something and asked, “Is it hosted by Margaret?”
“Do you know about it?” Tiffany felt that her question was unnecessary after she had asked it.
After all, event organizers would eagerly seek someone of Cooper's status to attend their wine-tasting
event, as it would greatly enhance the event's prestige.
Tiffany continued, “I spoke to her this afternoon, and she mentioned that there will also be a selection
of wines from Château Mouton Rothschild at the event.”
Cooper drove with an indifferent expression on his face, looking straight ahead.
Observing his demeanor, Tiffany decided against attending the event, especially since Regal Vista
Hotel was far away. She wasn't particularly interested in going anyway. As she was about to inform her
friend of her absence, Cooper suddenly spoke up. “I'll drive you there.”
The wine-tasting event started at five o'clock in the evening and was held in a two-story mansion next
to Regal Vista Hotel.
Upon arrival, Tiffany and Cooper observed many guests engaged in conversation in the garden outside
of the mansion.
Margaret's wine taster greeted and led Tiffany and Cooper into the event hall. He informed them that
there were wines from thirty-three red wine wineries around the world at the event, and each of them
was worth a try.
Suddenly, Cooper heard someone calling his name.
Turning his head, he was taken aback to see Jerry in casual attire.
“I have something to take care of. Why don't you ask the wine expert to recommend some wines for
you,” Cooper said to Tiffany before taking a glass of wine and leaving the hall with Jerry.
Cooper and Jerry reached a quiet spot in the garden, and Cooper asked Jerry, “Why are you here?
Shouldn't you be busy pacifying your rich lady?”
Jerry lifted his hand and rubbed his temples, letting out a deep sigh before explaining, “The Benson
family incident has hit her hard. She hasn't been able to shake it off. She even asked Timothy to
investigate her father's death.”
Charlotte had lived a life of luxury for most of her life, but little did she know that one day her world
would crumble, and her father would also pass away.
Recently, Jerry had sought her out several times to try and console her and take her out to relax, but
she declined. Eventually, she even stopped picking up his calls.
After hearing that, Cooper inquired, “Would Timothy look into it?”
“No. I've told him not to.”
If Jiminy's death was just an accident or was caused by anyone else, Cooper might still have been able
to assist. However, since the people in question were Jerry's relatives, Cooper couldn't offer his help to
her.
Jerry raised his head and took a few sips of his wine before sharing his recent findings with Cooper.
“The cunning old foxes who sided with the Gaudette family did everything perfectly. I couldn't find any
mistakes in their actions,” he said.
Regardless, given the dark side of politics, it was unlikely that those who sided with the Gaudette family
were innocent.
Read My Husband Is a Gary Stu - The hottest
series of the author Novelebook
In general, I really like the genre of stories like My Husband Is a Gary Stu stories so I read
extremely the book. Now comes Chapter 1224 with many extremely book details. I can't get out of
reading! Read the My Husband Is a Gary Stu Chapter 1224 story today. ^^
62fb1bb41dcb31934bd49bda