Chapter 1345 Eleanor was taken aback at the sight of Peterson. She couldnât comprehend how he knew her, let alone why heâd come to see her. Could it be that he had figured out she had impersonated Emilia to negotiate a project at his home?
âDidnât I just tell you? Sheâs not well, so she canât handle projects, why are you still here?â Robin was irked, casting a disdainful glance at Peterson who looked like he had just stepped out of a fashion magazine.
Peterson didnât seem to mind Robinâs arrogance, offering Eleanor a gentle smile instead.
âMs. Shultz, do you have a moment?â
Pulling herself together, Eleanor nodded, âOf course.â
Petersonâs gaze shifted to the others, âIâd like to speak with you privately.â
Robin was about to protest when Eleanor spoke up, âCedric, could you take Hailey to the lounge to rest?â
7 Cedric found Peterson odd. Eleanor had never had direct dealings with Peterson, so why would he seek her out privately? Regardless of his confusion, Cedric respected her decision, assisting Hailey by gently holding her arm and waist. As he turned to leave, he glanced at Robin, âArenât you leaving?â
1 Robin was quite the mystery himself. When Eleanor was unconscious, he was by her bed side every day, watching her with such intensity that one might mistake him for her husband.
Cedric eyed him suspiciously, which Robin found quite annoying and abruptly exited the room..
Once they had left, Peterson gracefully approached Eleanor, taking a seat where Hailey had sat moments ago, âMs. Shultz, I apologize for bothering you given your current health.â
Peterson had a certain elegance about him. His handsome face always wore a soft smile, and he exuded the charm of a well-bred gentleman.
âNo worries.â Eleanor had a good impression of Peterson and reciprocated his politeness, âNow that weâre alone, Mr. Sharp, what can I do for you?â
Peterson got straight to the point, âMs. Shultz, my grandfather noticed that you pretended to be Emilia during the project negotiations.â
Hearing this, despite having suspected Petersonâs motive, Eleanor felt a pang in her heart.
âSo, did your grandfather send you to demand compensation for breach of contract?â
Eleanor didnât ask how Petersonâs grandfather had discovered her deception, nor how they had carried out their investigation.
After all, the Sharp family was a powerhouse in North Funland, with resources and influence on par with the Laurence family. They had means and ways!
âNo, actually, Iâm here for something else.â
The project contract stated that if Emilia wasnât personally involved in the design, a hefty penalty for breach of contract would be required.
Eleanor assumed Petersonâs visit was related to the contract violation, but it wasnât, which left her puzzled, âIf itâs not about the project, then what is it?â/
Eleanor had no connections with Peterson, so why would he seek her out?
Peterson leaned back in his chair, a nonchalant smile playing on his lips.
âMy grandfather had a first love named Pauline. Has he mentioned her to you?â
âHe mentioned her, but didnât provide a name. Why?â
Bemused by Eleanorâs confusion, Peterson chuckled, âInterestingly, you bear a striking resemblance to Pauline.â
Eleanor was taken aback, asking, âYouâre saying I look like your grandmother?â
Peterson nodded slowly, âThatâs right, and not just you. Your mother, Vanya, also bears a striking resemblance to her.â He added, âYour mother looks even more like her.â
When Yates Sharp mentioned Vanya previously, Eleanor knew he had done his homework. But she hadnât expected him to have researched Vanya because she resembled his first love.
âMs. Shultz, my grandfather suspects you might be a descendant of the Sharp family, which is why Iâm here. He wants a hair sample for a DNA test.
Would that be okay with you?â
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Upon hearing Petersonâs revelation, Eleanor began to doubt her lineage. She hadnât expected the possibility of being related to the Sharp family.
âDonât worry, weâll just start with the test. Once the results are out, regardless of whether youâre a descendant of the Sharp family, weâll respect your decision.â
Eleanor was a bit flustered and hesitant with the news, but Peterson was patient and reassured her.
After some thought, Eleanor pulled out a strand of her hair and handed it to Peterson.
Regardless of the outcome, a DNA test could help her mother, find her roots.
âThank you.â Peterson accepted the hair strand, looking at Eleanor fondly. He was increasingly drawn to Eleanor, not in a romantic way, but with the affection of a brother for his sister.
If Eleanor turned out to be his sister, he would be overjoyed.
With the hair sample in hand, Peterson stood to leave.
âIâll get the test done, Ms. Shultz. Once the results are ready, Iâll come see you.â
âSure.â
Eleanor was such a good girl. Peterson couldnât help but smile indulgently, âTake care. If youâre not satisfied with your doctor, let me know. Iâll arrange the best medical specialist for you.â
Compared to Petersonâs easygoing nature, Eleanor felt awkward and responded with a forced smile.