Chapter 146: He didn't want to have a child younger than his own grandchildren at this age.

However, most men didn't like strong-willed women. Women who were too independent would put pressure on men. Their intelligence of Alice lies in not appearing too strong in front of men but also not being so weak that men would find her boring.

After chatting for a while, knowing Alice wasn't too bad at golf, Mr. Peter Desmond's friends suggested playing a round with her. With Mr. Peter Desmond's agreement, Alice temporarily stepped back, changed into golf attire, and her radiant and graceful figure became even more apparent.

"Chairman Desmond is truly fortunate." One of his friends who didn't go to play teasingly said, "You can go out of the living room and into the bedroom."

It couldn't be denied that initially, Mr. Peter Desmond was attracted to Alice because of her youth and beauty and decent education and background. He understood that when men socialized, especially during important events, they needed a companion with a "wife" status by their side. That's why he married her.

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