Chapter 3 Marry into the Grant family 3

“I’m Rosemary. Who are you?” asked Rosemary curiously.

“I am Charles Burch, the private lawyer of the Grant family. On behalf of the Grant family, I come to talk with Mr. Harris about the fact that the Harris Group owes the Grant family three million dollars. I want to know if it’s up to you to talk to me!”

Rosemary looked at Charles Burch and hesitated. Upstairs, she heard Laurie’s voice, sharp and caustic. “What? Now that your dad’s gone, you want to be the boss of the Harris family?”

Charles Burch turned to Laurie, nodded slightly, and said, “Mrs. Harris? This is Charles Burch, private lawyer of the Grant family. I was wondering if you could call Mr. Harris back to talk about the three million dollars.”

Laurie came down with a charming smile and replied, “I’m not in a position to deal with company matters, But I can call my husband back!” With that, Laurie took out her cell phone and called Andrew Harris.

Charles Burch, who was standing nearby, looked at Rosemary and said, “Miss Harris, you can go to dinner now.”

“Okay!” Rosemary took one look at Charles Burch and went back to the table.

“Mr. Burch, please have a seat. My husband will be back in a minute!” Laurie said as she began to make tea.

“Mrs. Harris, I wonder how many daughters you have.” Said Charles Burch. Laurie’s hand shook and she smiled. “My husband had Rosemary with his ex-wife, and I had Daisy with my husband. Rosemary is five years older than Daisy and is studying acting at art school!”

Charles Burch took one look at Rosemary over there and asked, “Do the two Miss Harris look alike?”

Laurie smiled and replied, “Rosemary looks like her mother, and Daisy looks like me. They don’t look alike, but their birthdays are close. Rosemary’s birthday is on July 15th and Daisy’s is on August 8th.”

As soon as she said that, Charles Burch said, “Miss Rosemary was born on July 15th?”

“Yeah, it was kind of a special day, so we all celebrated her birthday early!” Laurie said with a conspiratorial gleam in her eyes.

“July 15th…” Charles Burch murmured.

“Mr. Burch, tea, please!”

“Thanks!”

Charles Burch took a sip from the teacup, then stood up and turned to Laurie. “Mrs. Harris, I have business to attend to, so I’m going home! Would you please tell Mr. Harris that we will call again in a few days?”

Laurie nodded and watched Charles Burch leave before entering the door.

As she walked in front of Laurie, Rosemary frowned and said, “Laurie, how could you tell Mr. Burch when I was born?”

Laurie looked at Rosemary with disdain and snorted, “It’s just a birthday. Did you really think you could marry into the Grant family?” She would love for Rosemary to marry into the Grant family and be a half widow!

“But you shouldn’t have told anyone my birthday anyway!”

“I just said it out of the blue. Why? Do you want to mess with me now?” said Laurie. Rosemary wanted to say something, but she could not help thinking of Andrew Harris’s haggard face, so she stopped.

Rosemary nibbled her lower lip, turned and went upstairs.

Looking at Rosemary’s back, Laurie said coldly, “Bitch. I get angry when I see your seductive face. You look just like your mother. I wish you would marry into the Grant family and live as a widow!”

“Mom, what are you saying?” Daisy Harris, dressed in a dress, looked at Laurie and put her arms around her.