The other party said this, but Delia didn't refuse. She put down her pen: "It's OK, Katie, contact the stylist, we'll do the stylist tomorrow at noon."

Austin snapped his fingers and said, "That's right. You're young, why do you look like a workaholic? You can never finish your work. Look at you, you're almost going to take the company as your home during this period.

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Delia: "Dad, are you teaching me how to be lazy? If I am lazy, Dad, your dividends will be reduced by half this year."

Austin immediately shook his head: "You think I didn't say anything."

Delia: "Sometimes I think you are so heartless that I am envious, but I am not happy to let me live such a life. People still have to shoulder the responsibilities of themselves instead of just enjoying them.

right."

Austin shrugged: "So, I admire you but I can't do it like you, I'm just like that, I'm a completely bad guy."

Delia shook her head: "I hope you can keep going so badly. If one day you taste the bitter fruits of the game, I will not sympathize with you."

Austin firmly said: "I will never regret it. I have always looked forward and I have forgotten the past."

Delia glanced at him: "Who did you forget who was spending the night with you yesterday?"

Austin: "I forgot, forgetting what happened yesterday as soon as it dawns. Isn't that great?"

Delia shook her head: "You are really bad, you are so bad."

Austin: "I just think you are praising me. You know I love playing, but I can afford to find everything I find. Everyone is in love with me, and no one is sorry for anyone."

Delia hesitated for a while and did not ask Catherine after all. This is a matter between Austin and Catherine. What does it have to do with her?

Austin: "It's off topic. We're talking about tomorrow's banquet. Delia, you're fifteen, and some things should be found."

"For example?" Delia looked at Austin leisurely, wanting to hear what his father could express.

Austin: "For example, you should have a boyfriend and you should go out for more walks. When I was as old as you, I had a few girlfriends."

Delia: "Forget it, my boyfriend, I am very picky in nature. Since I like it, I will treat the other person wholeheartedly. Instead of meeting someone I love, I will enrich myself better before meeting someone I like.

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Austin couldn't understand: "You're so old-fashioned, I just let you go out and enjoy life, and enjoy life without conflicting with this."

Delia: "But I think it's different. I can enjoy life in many ways, and there is no need to pass this. Love is sacred in my heart. I want to keep my best before meeting someone I like.

one side."

"I accept your lifestyle of playing flowers, but you don't need me to be the same as you. Just ask for common ground while reserving differences."

Austin: "Well, you're a little old-fashioned, so you'll have a lot less fun in your life."

Delia: "That's not, my fun is never obtained through these."

Austin: "I'm serious, even if you don't want to make more friends, you might as well find something now. Good men are trained since childhood so that they don't want to go out and mess around."

Delia glanced at Austin, but she didn't expect that this would come out of Austin's mouth.

Austin straightened his back: "What I said is true. You are my daughter. Of course I hope your family will be happy and fulfilling. So of course I have high requirements for my son-in-law. Is this a contradiction?"

Delia suddenly laughed: "Dad, you are really a logical genius. To some extent, you are quite happy to be your daughter. But I don't want to do this. Marriage life is not about restraining one party and indulging the other party, only both parties

Only by maintaining a sense of awe of marriage can marriage last forever.”

Austin raised his eyebrows: "How old are you? You have such an insight? I know you are right, but I can't."

Delia: "You may not be unable to do it, it's just that you don't want to do it. For you, marriage is a cage, and you are like a bird in a cage, wanting to fly out and let the air out from time to time."

"But Dad, you never thought that people will have all kinds of ties in this world. You can't stand it so much. If these ties are gone one day, what should you do?"

Austin: "I'm off topic again. I know you can't stand my attitude towards life, so I won't talk about it anymore. Little girl, there are so many big truths."

Delia sighed: "Okay, I won't say anything from now on, I'll annoy you."

It’s just like you, unless you keep playing in the world in the future, sooner or later, you will regret it one day. Delia didn’t say this, but Austin was thinking that Delia was having fun with him.

The discussion about life attitude ends here. When Austin knew he was going to attend a banquet, he became energetic. He skipped the shift in the afternoon, saying that he was discussing Delia's dressing style with the stylist, etc.

The stylist is very familiar with the Mandela family, and the family's clothes are customized here. Delia's clothes from childhood to adulthood are all handled here.

There is also Delia's physical data there, and someone comes to measure the data every month. By the way, Austin has a good taste, and I guess most of his energy has been devoted to researching this aspect.

After leaving Delia's office, Austin breathed a sigh of relief. He saw Delia now as if he saw his father. Maybe it was because he was relying on Delia for dinner now?

Shaking his head, Austin headed straight to the styling house. Instead of staying in the company, he would rather go and discuss with the stylist what clothes to wear and what jewelry to wear tomorrow.

As soon as Austin left, the huge office became empty. Relying on the wide seat, Delia sighed comfortably. Since she took over the company's affairs, her and Austin's positions have changed.

The spacious desks and chairs in Austin used to be hers now, while Austin is nestled on her small chair and looks pitiful.

Delia didn't pity him at all. She sat down at Austin for less than half an hour, and then she basically settled down on the sofa. She either lay down or lay down, without any image at all.

In fact, she thought Austin was a wonderful person, of course from the perspective of bystanders. As a daughter in this life, Austin was already considerate of her.
Chapter completed!