“Good idea, find a time to talk to him.”
Meanwhile, after hanging up the phone, Hannah leaned against her car in silence.
Noticing students exiting the school in the distance, Dotson turned to Hannah and said, “Boss, looks like the school’s out.”
Hannah glanced towards the school gate and instructed Dotson, “Go greet Grace at the school gate.”
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“Right away.”
Dotson exited the car and crossed the street to meet Grace at the school gate.
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Barely had he exited the car when two individuals approached Hannah’s car window.
One of them Lightly tapped on the glass beside where Hannah sat and inquired, “Excuse me, may I speak with you?”
The young man outside the window was neatly attired and spoke with courtesy.
Hannah lowered the window, her gaze icy as she regarded them. “What do you want?”
“Hello, Miss Moore.”
The man presented Hannah with a business card. “Our young master learned of your return to Cadilind and wishes to arrange a meeting.”
Accepting the card, Hannah’s brow furrowed slightly.
The first person to seek her out upon her return was Merlin Garza?
Though she had encountered Merlin only once before, the memory of him Lingered.
She encountered him during an incident with Edwin, where she inadvertently found herself on an upper floor and discovered him in a wheelchair.
Holding the business card, Hannah fell silent. The Garza family harbored a long-standing grudge against her and had kept tabs on her even before she departed the country.
Hannah remained uncertain of Merlin’s motives for seeking her company.
However… She recalled how Merlin had facilitated Edwin’s release during their last encounter.
“Miss Moore?”
The individual outside observed as Hannah examined the business card.
He spoke again. “May I inquire if you’re available to meet with Master Merlin?”
Returning the business card, Hannah replied, “I’m not familiar with Mr. Garza. What is the purpose of the meeting?”
“It’s a private matter, not suitable for discussion here.”