I Transmigrated as the Antagonists' Mother!

Vivian had never raised a child before, but she had also been a student. She had consoled herself before that Leon might be the kind that developed later.

But now that this topic was brought up, her originally somewhat worried was suddenly pulled up, and her face showed a little worry.

Vivian thought back to the half a month she had spent with Leon. She seemed to have only paid attention to the food and didn't know what else to do. Vivian felt that she needed to talk to her mothers more.

"What do you usually feed your children?"

As a result, the originally reserved and serious atmosphere suddenly became a scene of talking about children. Other than Sophia, who pursued celibate principles, those who could sit in management positions were not young. They had long been married and had children. When this topic wadiscussedup, everyone became enthusiastic and shared thein experiences.

After the meal, everyone had a certain understanding of Vivian in life. As a mother, she seemed cold and heartless at work, but she was actually warm, just like the mothers who usually cared about their children.

As for the main topic of the incident, Leon, his initial anger turned into enjoyment. He found that such a topic could make his mother focus on him. He even thought that it might be good if he didn't grow tall.

Vivian was satisfied with the experience. After dinner, she flew to the capital with Leon, the guards, and an employee from the Human Resources Department, Angie.

As soon as they left the airport, Vivian saw an old man in his 60s standing by the side of the road. His hair was white, and his hair was combed back. He was wearing a decent suit and holding a wooden smoking pipe.

A man in his forties was standing behind him, carrying two suitcases in his hands.

Vivian found the man very familiar and quickly searched for relevant information in her mind. Mr. George from the jewelry shop's stone gambling den!

Vivian remembered when Pierre had opened a huge amount of scrap stones and wanted to cause trouble in the jewelry shop, and the old man had stopped him with a word.

Although she was cutting raw stones by the machine at the time, she had also secretly paid attention to the situation there. She could see that although the old man was very low-key at the scene, everyone secretly respected him. It could be seen that his influence was definitely not ordinary.

At that time, she was in a hurry to leave, so she couldn't get to know him properly. She only asked him a few simple questions when she went to get the check.

This was a good opportunity, and she had to take the initiative. Vivian asked them to wait while she walked over in her wedges. She greeted George with a surprised look. "Hello, Mr. George, what a coincidence! I didn't expect to run into you in the capital."

George squinted at the woman in front of him and felt she looked familiar. He asked in an old and deep voice, "You are?"

Vivian's eyes curved as she reminded, "We've seen each other before at the stone gambling den of the jewelry store in Sage City. The 800 Yuan Imperial Green Onyx."

George was suddenly enlightened. He remembered the incident very clearly, but the gauze had blocked Vivian's face on the hat at that time. He only remembered that she was a young woman with heaven-defying luck. He nodded and said, "Hello, he said.

Vivian's smile became even brighter after the other party had remembered her. "You came to the capital this time because there's a stone gambling event here?"

George was here to participate in an underground antique exhibition, which he couldn't tell anyone. So, he simply replied, "Yup,"

George's words were always so concise, and Vivian tried to think of a topic related to Jade to talk to George.

Vivian had always believed that the knowledge she learned belonged to her. Although she had cheated, who knew if it would disappear one day?

After the two of them talked for a while, George was a little surprised at Vivian's grasp of the theoretical knowledge of Jade. It had only been less than a month since they last met, but Vivian had already made a lot of sense out of it as if she had been in this circle for a few years. It was obvious that she had put in a lot of effort.

At the gambling den in Sage City, George could tell at a glance that Vivian did not know much about Jade, but she was lucky.

Luck was a mysterious thing in the world of Jade. George had only seen an Imperial Green Onyx worth 800 Yuan in his life once.