Chapter 24

Joshua hadn't seen this side of Queenie coming. Despite her youth, she displayed an unexpected maturity in handling both emotions and finances—a kind of worldly wisdom that surprised him. As he pondered this, Joshua wondered how Queenie would react if she knew he was the heir to the Newman Group. "Mr. Newman, if we can't develop feelings for each other before finding someone else, there's no need for compensation," Queenie pointed out, referring to the last clause of the agreement. "Take it back, revise it, and bring it to me for signing." With that, Queenie stood up and headed upstairs to her room. At his age, Joshua had never been set up by anyone before, and Queenie was the first to dare to do so. She had cooked only a few meals for him and had already somehow learned to direct him. The following day, Joshua was dressed and ready to leave half an hour earlier than usual. Seeing him in a rush, Queenie quickly packed a freshly made sandwich into a sandwich-shaped lunch box. "Her