Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love
Chapter 1548 - 1551: Big Bad Wolf Teaches the Doormat How to Trick People (Add 3 More)

Chapter 1548: Chapter 1551: Big Bad Wolf Teaches the Doormat How to Trick People (Add 3 More)

At that time, it was Master Wellington who dismissed all oppositions and suppressed the traps set by the schemers for him.

Lily looked up, letting Aidan Lucas apply lipstick on her.

After he was done, she said, "So, you mean if Master Wellington likes me, bringing up Dylan Wellington and Skye’s issue with him would be much more effective?"

"You can’t exactly say that. Master Wellington may like you, but he has never met Skye; he won’t allow Skye into the Wellington family just because you say a few good words."

"What should I say later then..." Lily felt somewhat uncertain.

She had thoroughly offended Mrs. Wellington and she disdained to bow her head to Mrs. Wellington.

Even if Skye herself came back, she believed that given Skye’s personality, she would not bother with Mrs. Wellington.

That left only Mr. Wellington and Dylan Wellington’s father as the possible approach.

Mr. Wellington was said to be abroad, and it seems his relationship with Mrs. Wellington was not harmonious. Even if Mr. Wellington were persuaded, it would be difficult if Mrs. Wellington does not relent.

Therefore, the only way is through Mr. Wellington.

This is the only chance to get the child back for Skye, and it’s the last chance.

"Just say what needs to be said." Aidan Lucas placed the neatly groomed Lily on his lap, "Remember, if the old man is decent to you, just bring it up directly, you don’t need to beat around the bush when you talk to him."

"Bring it up directly?" Lily was surprised, "Just tell him directly that Skye wants to take the child? Or, that Skye and Dylan Wellington are a couple and they want to be together?"

Mr. Lucas nodded noncommittally, "Yes, directly. But before that, you’d better figure out what Skye really wants. Whether she just wants her daughter, or both her daughter and Dylan Wellington."

"Of course it’s... it’s..." Lily then realized, Skye didn’t know that she still had a daughter.

Her memory stopped when she first went to Europe.

She thought since she had saved Roger Chamberlain, she had lost the child.

If you ask Skye now, she wouldn’t know about the child, and as for Dylan Wellington... she probably lost heart and doesn’t want him either.

Lily couldn’t ask Skye, but she could be sure that no matter what, a mother would not abandon her child.

"Skye, will definitely want the child," she said decisively.

Mr. Lucas nodded, "Okay, then later when you negotiate with the old man, although the main focus is on the child. Initially, do not show it. You need to appear very eager for Skye to marry into the Wellington family, and for her to be with Dylan Wellington. After tugging back and forth with Mr. Wellington for a while, then you step back, showing respect for his willingness to concede, striving for the custody of the child."

The big bad wolf is indeed a big bad wolf, even helping a doormat, could dig a pit for his own beloved Grandpa Wellington.

But, for his wife’s sake, even if it means letting the big bad wolf dig a pit for himself, he would execute it without hesitation.

Lily was slightly stunned and couldn’t quite catch up, "Didn’t you just say to deal with Mr. Wellington directly, without beating around the bush? Are we, in this way, setting a trap for him?"

"It’s not really a trap..." Mr. Lucas said calmly, explaining lightly: "It’s just a negotiation tactic. Your goal is straightforward, and there’s no need for sanctimonious rhetoric. As for the superficial and ultimate goals of the negotiation, those are your trump cards, no need to show them to others."

It must be said, being with Aidan Lucas one could learn a lot.

Lily nodded, chewing over Aidan Lucas’s words.

Just then, Mr. Lucas’s cell phone rang.

He glanced at the caller ID, looked down at Lily who was pondering how to negotiate later, and picked up the call unnoticeably.

"Speak." His voice was low, indifferent, and carried an undeniable sense of command.