Our Billion-Worth Twins

Chapter 57

Chapter 57 Cedrick was just as enthralled as Ollie was as his eyes darkened.

He quickly peeled his eyes away from Catelyn the moment he realized that he had been staring, only to learn that his architect, George, had been spellbound by Catelyn as well.

It was as if everything had ceased to exist in that instant, that Catelyn was the only thing that existed in George’s world.

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Cedrick’s expression shifted as he changed the topic to work-related matters. George was the youngest architect working under Cedrick. Catelyn had met him a few times before that, but they only had small talks.

The three of them headed toward the unfurnished mansion with raincoats as they discussed the progress. George was an architect under Mason Group, so he was naturally well-versed in furnishing houses. Catelyn expressed her opinions every now and then, working alongside George as they both focused on different areas that were correlated to one another. Cedrick felt left out of the conversation as he observed the pair going back and forth with each other.

Cedrick rubbed his fingers together and said to them, “Commence all works as discussed. I want the workers to start working within three days.”

“We have no problem with workers as they can start anytime, but the materials, on the other hand…”

Catelyn looked over at George, tucking her hair that fluttered with the breeze behind her ears. Her pale skin was akin to a glass of milk, and the veins on her nape were visible under her translucent skin.

George felt breathless for a second, but he quickly regained his senses as he responded, “I’ve spoken to the suppliers regarding the materials. I went there and double-checked everything myself to make sure

that the materials are all up to standards and safe for the young master.”

“Thank you for your hard work, Mister Graham.”

“It was no trouble at all. This is all for the young master’s well-being.” George smiled, his heart thudding inside his chest.

How had he not noticed how beautiful Catelyn was before?

Cedrick observed the pair before him as the corners of his lips lifted slightly. Catelyn was indeed a capable woman, he thought.

Not only had she captivated Ollie’s soul, but even George was completely under her spell.

Rain poured down mercilessly from the sky, and it did not look like it would cease anytime soon. The ground was bare with soil as it had not been filled with bricks.

The three of them walked back together.

Catelyn followed closely behind the two men when, all of a sudden, she slipped on a metal bar

on the ground

Both Cedrick and George reached out to catch her at the same time, but Cedrick was quicker as he grabbed Catelyn’s hand and pulled her into an embrace, one side of her face landing on his chest.

She could hear his heartbeat thudding loudly inside his chest, even as the rain roared in might. His scent enveloped her entire body, and the street light gleamed under the rain as Cedrick cradled Catelyn. His deep, crisp voice was heard uttering from above.

“You alright?”

George’s hands paused mid-air as he watched the pair embrace, but he did not think much of it. The only thing in his mind was how he was not quick enough to catch her, or he would have been the one holding the beautiful lady in his arms. Catelyn quickly got a hold of herself and distanced herself from Cedrick, sporting a polite smile as she spoke, “I’m good. Thank you, Master Cedrick.”

“The last thing I want is for you to injure yourself before the work even begins and affect our progress,” said Cedrick as he turned his face away.

Catelyn was speechless, her feelings of gratitude gone in an instant. George reached out to Catelyn and said to her, “This is quite the downpour, Catelyn. Why don’t you hold onto me?”

“Don’t worry, I’m alright. It was just an accident,” excused Catelyn as she looked at Cedrick’s hand for a brief moment.

She was too afraid earlier and might have grasped onto his hand too harshly. She wondered if she had left any marks on his palm.