CHAPTER 755: CHAPTER 755: ALMOST FORCED TO COMPROMISE

After Eleanor Sterling left the restaurant, she returned to the car, where Ronan Keating was waiting for her.

The last request Thomas Quincy made earlier made her feel a headache coming on.

Eleanor Sterling pinched her brow and sighed silently.

Ronan Keating turned to look at Eleanor Sterling, an expression of deep meaning on his face.

Noticing his gaze, Eleanor Sterling felt a surge of anger. She glared at him and said irritably, "What are you looking at? What’s the meaning of that look?"

Ronan Keating chuckled and said, "It seems President Faulkner has gained a strong rival. His wife and child are about to be snatched away."

Clearly, Eleanor Sterling wasn’t fond of this joke and didn’t acknowledge Ronan Keating, "Don’t joke around, let’s discuss the real matters. I need your help."

"Hmm, what kind of help?"

"I want to reveal Giselle Keating’s identity at the banquet. I need you to investigate Giselle Keating’s affairs immediately, and make sure it’s thorough."

"..."

Ronan Keating was speechless, finding Eleanor Sterling incredibly blunt.

Giselle Keating was also his sister, yet Eleanor Sterling wanted him to investigate her. When the time came for Eleanor to expose Giselle’s identity, what would he do?

Flesh and blood are equally important, and helping anyone would end up hurting the other.

Eleanor Sterling let out a light snort, "Don’t worry, it’s just to let everyone know she’s not part of The Keating Family. Have I suffered all these years only to be unable to clear my name?"

She continued, "After the matter is exposed, you can handle Giselle Keating however you wish. She might still be considered a Keating heiress, but I have no interest in The Keating Family."

These words from Eleanor Sterling were almost painful to hear.

She just wanted people to recognize her as part of The Keating Family, so that no one could attack her over identity issues anymore.

As for anything beyond that, she wouldn’t wish for more.

Ronan Keating felt a tightening in his chest, suddenly sympathetic toward Eleanor Sterling.

She mistakenly left The Keating Family at a young age, and her life at The Sterling Family hadn’t been easy either. He felt pity for Eleanor Sterling’s experience, as she was his sister by blood.

If this matter truly came to light, The Keating Family certainly wouldn’t let Eleanor Sterling remain out in the cold.

Giselle Keating had spent so many years as the Keating heiress; they certainly wouldn’t expel her either. Having one more daughter in The Keating Family wouldn’t be a bad thing.

Moments later, Ronan Keating made his decision. He sighed softly and said, "Alright."

...

Inside the laboratory.

When Eleanor Sterling handed Scarlet Prelude to Elder Sawyer, Thomas Quincy was also there to observe.

He seemed somewhat uneasy with Eleanor Sterling holding the Quincy Family’s exclusive poison, fearing she might use it for some malicious purpose.

Seeing his worried look, Eleanor Sterling didn’t stop him, very graciously allowing him to watch, even inviting him into the core experimental area.

Eleanor Sterling sat alone in the break room, a laptop placed in front of her. Her eyes were cold and focused as she looked at the latest situation from The Keating Family on the computer.

Reportedly, all invited guests had arrived in Country K, and were uniformly checked into the six-star hotel arranged by The Keating Family.

This globally sensational wedding was indeed a focal point, costing billions in arrangements. Giselle Keating was also being called the happiest woman in the world.

Eleanor Sterling slowly smirked and let out a cold laugh.

She didn’t know if Giselle Keating was the happiest woman, but she knew that Giselle Keating and Alaric Faulkner’s wedding would definitely not proceed, because she would not let it.