His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 1012: Milton White Gets the Moon First by the Water Pavilion _1

Chapter 1012: Chapter 1012: Milton White Gets the Moon First by the Water Pavilion _1

Chapter 1012

Applying to Orlando University is indeed in her plans.

But this plan, a few months ago, started to shake a little bit and has been wavering until now.

On the verge of her graduation, she fell into confusion.

In the past, because LM was a daily chemicals industry company, she naturally wanted to go into the Department of Chemistry, aiming to enhance the company’s core product technology in the future.

But now she thinks about it, the idea had nothing to do with dreams, it was just something that needed to be done, and she happened to fit into the plans.

"Chloe, please consider what grandma has said,"

"Grandma won’t bother you now. Come to visit when you have time."

Before she could respond, the call had already ended.

Chloe gradually reclined on the couch, eyes closed, fingers massaging her temples.

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The Collinses.

Inside Madam’s room, she was not alone.

In her arms was Theodore Collins, and sitting across were Tessa Collins and Tristan Collins.

Tessa often came home to stay, and this time she had been home for two days mainly for the child’s schooling matters.

The news of Chloe Collins and Raine Nolan simultaneously receiving a scholarship spread amongst their relatives and friends, making the Collinses undefeated in this respect.

Because amongst their peers, there had been no household thus far that could produce two children who would win international prizes at the same time, let alone score full marks.

Although she didn’t like Chloe Collins, she couldn’t deny, Chloe’s achievements had brought honor to the Collins family, and some things had to be managed.

"Mom, I think your tone was too soft just now, how could she possibly listen?"

"Aunt, wherever my sister wants to study let her go, you can’t force her." Theodore chimed in.

"Child, what can you understand? We are all planning for your sister’s future."

"Heng’er, go do your homework." Tristan interjected.

The elderly lady let go of the child’s hand and let him leave.

Theodore stood at the doorway and glanced back at the three adults, pondered a bit in his young mind, and left the room.

The elderly lady picked up the chubby, snowy white cat and stroked its fur, speaking slowly: "She’s the type who prefers the carrot rather than the stick, haven’t you all figured it out yet?"

Tessa scoffed: "I think she doesn’t care for the carrot or the stick, only force can constrain her, speaking of which, Raine has gone to the Department of Mathematics at Capitol University, if she goes to either Orlando University or Havensmouth University, dad’s wish would be fulfilled."

The elderly lady chuckled, "Tessa, my own daughter, you think I don’t understand what you’re plotting? Stop using your father as an excuse, you both just want to push her to Orlando, hoping that the Whites, especially Milton White being the nearest to her, would take the advantage and expedite a marriage alliance between the Collinses and the Whites."

Tristan cleared his throat awkwardly and only said, "This is indeed a good strategy, if she stays at Capitol University, the influence of the Fosters would be too substantial."

His eyes flashed with a hint of hatred, "She absolutely cannot marry into the Fosters!"

Tessa was somewhat puzzled about the sudden rage that Tristan had developed recently.

Although he previously didn’t really like Chloe Collins being close to the Fosters either, his attitude could only be described as vague: ambiguous and non-committal, not as resolute as he is now.

What exactly made him become so determined?

The elderly madam said, "Alright, alright, it’s good if she goes to Orlando, at least you guys will stop arguing in front of me."

After pondering, Tristan said, "Sister, go to her school tomorrow and talk to the school leaders. Ask about the admission procedure. If everything is fine, help her fill out the necessary paperwork and submit it, so we can get things settled quickly."

"No!" The elderly lady frowned.