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  1. Contents
  2. PROLOGUE
  3. BEIJING CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
  4. PART ONE
  5. 1
  6. THE MANDARIN
  7. 2
  8. CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA
  9. 3
  10. SCOTTS ROAD
  11. 4
  12. RIDOUT ROAD
  13. 5
  14. TYERSALL PARK
  15. 6
  16. MORTON STREET
  17. 7
  18. BELMONT ROAD
  19. 8
  20. DIAMOND BALLROOM, RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL
  21. 9
  22. THE LOCKE CLUB
  23. 10
  24. ARCADIA
  25. 11
  26. FOUR SEASONS BILTMORE
  27. 12
  28. ARCADIA
  29. PART TWO
  30. 1
  31. 2
  32. RACHEL AND NICK
  33. 3
  34. ASTRID
  35. 4
  36. THE BAOS
  37. 5
  38. CHARLIE
  39. 6
  40. CARLTON AND COLETTE
  41. 7
  42. NICK AND RACHEL
  43. 8
  44. COLETTE
  45. 9
  46. MICHAEL AND ASTRID
  47. 10
  48. THE BINGS
  49. 11
  50. CORINNA AND KITTY
  51. 12
  52. ASTRID
  53. 13
  54. SAVE THE SEAMSTRESS FASHION SHOW
  55. 14
  56. TRENTA
  57. 15
  58. 28 CLUNY PARK ROAD
  59. 16
  60. PARIS
  61. 17
  62. THE MANDARIN ORIENTAL
  63. 18
  64. THE SHANGRI-LA
  65. PART THREE
  66. 1
  67. SHEK O
  68. 2
  69. CHANGI AIRPORT
  70. 3
  71. JINXIAN LU
  72. 4
  73. RIVERSIDE VICTORY TOWERS
  74. 5
  75. PULAU CLUB
  76. 6
  77. IMPERIAL TREASURE RESTAURANT
  78. 7
  79. THE WEST LAKE
  80. 8
  81. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CHINA
  82. 9
  83. RIDOUT ROAD
  84. 10
  85. QUEEN MARY HOSPITAL
  86. 11
  87. BUKIT BROWN CEMETERY
  88. 12
  89. MAR VISTA
  90. 13
  91. TRIUMPH TOWERS
  92. 14
  93. CENTRAL POLICE STATION
  94. 15
  95. RIDOUT ROAD
  96. 16
  97. 188 TAIYUAN ROAD
  98. 17
  99. NEWSPAPERS AROUND THE WORLD
  100. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Gaoliang saw it lying on a nearby chair and handed it to Roxanne. The minute the door closed behind her, Shaoyen began to speak again. “How dare you even think of bringing that girl into the company? How would Carlton feel?”

“I think Carlton couldn’t care less. He has shown no interest at all in doing anything serious with his life, and—”

“He’s still recovering from his accident!”

Gaoliang shook his head in frustration. “Carlton has done nothing but screw up over the past few years, but you keep making excuses for him every time. He races his car in London and almost gets himself killed, and you forbid me to criticize him because you think it will upset his recovery. He comes back to China and does nothing but party every night of the week with Colette Bing, and we say nothing. Now he goes to Paris and has the audacity to try to compete in another reckless race, and you’re still defending him.”

“I’m not defending him! But I can appreciate his inner struggle,” Shaoyen protested. If Gaoliang only knew what really happened in London, he would understand. But he couldn’t know.

“What inner struggle? The only struggle I’ve witnessed is how you’ve smothered him with all your pampering.”

Stung by his remark, Shaoyen let out an angry laugh. “So it’s all my fault then? You are too blind to see it, but your own actions are to be blamed! You let that girl come to China. She is the one who has destroyed the harmony in our family. She is the reason Carlton is acting so recklessly!”

“That is such nonsense! You heard it yourself from him tonight—Rachel was the one who talked sense into him, when he didn’t even value his own life!”

“How could he, when his own father has never valued him? Even when he was a baby, I could sense that you never loved Carlton the same way I did. And now I know why…it’s because you’ve never stopped loving that shabi* Kerry Chu, isn’t it? You’ve never stopped pining after her and your long-lost daughter!”

“You’re being ridiculous. You know very well I had no idea Kerry was even alive until a few months ago. I had no idea I had a daughter!”

“Then you’re even more pathetic than I thought! You are willing to give away your family’s legacy to a girl you barely know! I’ve bled for this goddamn company for over twenty years, and you’ll have to kill me before I see you hand it over to that…that bastard girl!” Shaoyen screamed, grabbing the half-empty teapot from the table and flinging it against the mirrored glass wall.

Gaoliang stared grimly at the smashed pieces of cracked porcelain and the amber lines of tea streaking down the mirrored wall. “I can’t talk to you when you’re like this. You’re clearly out of your mind,” he said, getting up from the table and leaving the room.

Shaoyen shouted after him, “I’m out of my mind because of you!”