Ch.1451 Chapter 1455 - When Love Comes Late

Retrieving a neatly wrapped gift box from her bag, she extended it to him with gratitude.

âMr.

Hanson, Iâm truly grateful for your assistance that day.

Iâve prepared a small token of appreciation for you, and I hope you like it.

Initially, she believed the gift to be fitting for Edmund.

However, in light of his evident wealth, she suddenly felt that it was a bit out of her reach.

Edmund didnât mind it at all.

He accepted it with pleasure and eagerly opened the gift box, revealing a manâs watch nestled inside.

âIs this to your liking?â

To Flossieâs surprise, Edmund strapped the timepiece to his wrist.

Her eyes widened.

Edmund smiled with satisfaction.

âYou are incredibly thoughtful.

This is truly the most considerate gift Iâve received.

Overwhelmed, Flossie waved off his gratitude.

âIâm just glad you appreciate it.

She felt a surge of nervousness, her senses heightened.

After a brief moment of silence, she gathered her composure and asked, âMr Hanson, what is the reason for your request to meet with me today?â

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Edmund paused thoughtfully before addressing her concern.

âWhen we last crossed paths at the clubhouse, I sensed you were troubled.

I wanted to offer my assistance, if youâd allow.

This time, it was Flossie who was taken aback.

She hadnât anticipated Edmundâs continued willingness to assist her.

Having met Edmund only once, she couldnât fathom how he still remembered her.

Flossie felt a sense of unease settle over her.

She swallowed nervously, hesitated for a moment, and then mustered the courage to ask, âMr.

Hanson, why are you helping me? We only met once.

Taking a sip of his coffee, Edmund regarded her intently and spoke slowly.

âBecause you bear a striking resemblance to my daughter.

Flossie was utterly stunned.

âBut I havenât heard from her in many years,â Edmund continued, his voice tinged with melancholy.

âWhen I saw you that day, it brought back memories from the past, and I couldnât shake the feeling of familiarity.

Flossie was speechless, grappling with the weight of his revelation.

After a while, she said honestly, âI have an unreasonable request, Mr.

Hanson.

Itâs not for my business, but for my boyfriendâs.

Edmund frowned.

âMy boyfriend used to be in business, but unfortunately, he faced failure.

Heâs eager to make a comeback, but heâs struggling to find a partner.

As Edmund recalled the man from that evening, a trace of vindictiveness flickered in his eyes.

âIs he the individual I saw at the nightclub last time, the one with the disability?â