The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 15

The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 15

After the alarm incident, things in the Davis house shifted slightly.

My father, discovering I didn’t have a dedicated driver, immediately arranged for one.

My mother, Catherine, stopped looking at me with that perpetually wounded expression. She even tentatively invited me to her charity afternoon tea.

I politely declined.

Even Julian sometimes exchanged a few words about current events with me at the dinner table, though he still looked at me as if I were an unwelcome guest.

My attitude remained neutral.

Only when the quarterly statement for the family trust arrived in my email did I feel a flicker of genuine pleasure.

Whenever that happened, Julian would remark coldly from the side:

“See? Only numbers get a reaction out of her. She’s like a machine.”

Let him say what he wanted.

The money was real.

One day, Liam, Isabella, Noah, and a few others insisted on coming to my house to borrow some out-of-print law books.

They pestered me until I had no choice but to agree.

We had just stepped into the foyer when we ran into the Davises and Olivia on their way out.

They were all dressed in brand-new ski gear. It was obvious they were going on a trip.

I greeted them first.

“Going skiing?”

The three people behind me immediately chimed in.

“Senator Davis, Mrs. Davis, hello.”

“Are you taking your daughter on a trip?”

I turned my head, not bothering to watch their reactions.

The air went quiet for several seconds.

My mother was the first to explain.

“No… we’re going to Aspen for a political event.”

I nodded.