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Chapter 2562

Old Mr. Quintin glanced up in curiosity. “Who was it then? Don’t tellit was Estelle?”

Evelyn shook her head. “No, it was Ms. Jarvis. Sylvia. Do you remember her?”

His expression cooled a notch. “Her? She was invited too?”

“| think so. But before the celebration dinner was even over, Ms. Jarvis got into a fight with someone!” Evelyn sighed, a mix of

amazement and disapproval in her voice.

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“A fight?” Mr. Quintin’s confusion only deepened. “What happened?”

“She went with Mr. Winters. | think the two of them are dating. But then Mr. Farley's daughter—she likes Mr. Winters too—started

saying awful things to Ms. Jarvis!”

Evelyn's face tightened with indignation. “Honestly, | got mad just listening. She accused Ms. Jarvis of stealing clients by sleeping

around and said she cfrom the wrong kind of family. Even if she dated Mr. Winters, she said, his family would never accept her.

She just kept going and going. | guess Ms. Jarvis finally snapped and slapped her. That's when it all blew up.”

Old Mr. Quintin slammed his teacup onto the table, his voice rising in anger. “Gabriel has hardly been gone a moment, and she’s

already found another man? After all Jarvis did for her! What a waste!”

Evelyn hurried to pat his back, trying to calm him. “Grandpa, please don’t get upset. If I'd known you'd react like this, | wouldn't

have told you.”

He waved her off. “No, you did the right thing. Not only should you tell me, | should let Jarvis know too. He ought to see just how

poor his judgment was. He even wanted Gab to marry that Sylvia—what was he thinking?”

“Gabriel's gone, Grandpa,” Evelyn said gently. “Ms. Jarvis dating someone new isn’t really a big deal. | just worry...” She hesitated,

dropping her voice. “I worry that when Estelle gets married, Gabriel mighte back and fall for her tricks all over again.”

“Absolutely not!” Mr. Quintin scowled, grabbing his phone. “I'm calling Jarvis right now.”

He had Jarvis’s number memorized and began dialing, but when the last digit was pressed, he hesitated

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