A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

In the quiet room, Taylor, who was perched on a sofa, carefully observed the person lying in the other sofa in front of her. She frowned and couldn't help but feel concerned.

"We're finished with today's treatment. Let's schedule the day of the next appointment some other time," Taylor told Louis, who was standing by the door. She started to organize the documents, making sure that they were neatly stored.

Due to Scott's current condition, it would be best for them to perform the treatment slowly. They couldn't let it overwhelm him. They needed to conduct the treatment step by step. The treatment plan would have to be slightly adjusted later.

Louis gave a quick nod and said, "It's already noon. I've asked my assistant to order lunch for us. Can you stay and eat with me?"

Louis was a tall guy. His height allowed him to reach the top of the door frame using his hand with ease. He had the aura of a modest gentleman when he was dressed in a customized suit.

He put his hands in the pockets of his suit and looked at Taylor to see what she was doing. His eyes were hopeful as if he was a child who was eager to get some candy.

What Taylor had experienced was enough for her to decide that there would be no future between them. She couldn't lead him on. He would only be disappointed in the end if she did that. Deep in her heart, she just knew that they wouldn't end well.

"No, sorry. I have an appointment at noon." After she packed everything up, she turned around and started to walk out.

Louis's expression suddenly darkened. He reached out his hand and grabbed the woman before she could get far. "How about tomorrow then?"

Her arm started to hurt from being grabbed so tightly. She wanted to break free from his grasp, but every time she struggled, he would just grip her arm even more tightly.

"Can you let go of my arm first?" Taylor asked with a glare. Her bright, red lips were pursed angrily at him.

With a blink, Louis suddenly realized that he had just lost his composure. Upon realizing it, he immediately let her go. "I'm so sorry, Taylor," he quickly said.

Taylor ignored him and said, "I can't join you anywhere tomorrow. I'm very busy these days." Then, she started to walk towards the elevator and didn't bother to look back.

actions had ruined her mood and annoyed her.

angry!" Louis quickly ran after her. Even though he was the CEO of a company, he was making an apology in such an aggrieved tone. If one of his employees saw what

other hand, Taylor didn't know what to say regarding Louis's

Taylor nodded

let me drive you home to make it up to

talking, the elevator finally reached the first floor. Taylor exited the building, but Louis still followed her. She then raised her hand to flag down a

I already forgave you." She refused when

Louis was able to finish his sentence, Taylor

had an appointment, she had been lying. She just didn't want to join him for lunch. As he watched the taxi drive away, Louis couldn't help but

..

certain things could change and be different from yesterday. Louis had been rejected yesterday, but he might get

idea:

to panic. But after several calls, she didn't answer him, so he gave up and told himself, "It's not like I didn't try to

phone on silent. Therefore, she wouldn't be able to see any calls until after she

afternoon, Louis arrived at the kindergarten and waited patiently for the school

here to pick Amy

the teacher's job to familiarize herself with the people who usually came to pick the children up. However, she had never

the teacher's expression, Louis knew what the teacher was worried about. "If you don't believe me,

hesitant, but eventually nodded.

voice, he was met with the monotone voice of

but feel a tinge of embarrassment. However, as a CEO, he was used to keeping his composure even in awkward moments. . . . . . . "It seems that her mother is busy with something and can't come to the

have a rule here in school that the children can only be picked up by registered guardians." The teacher was quite young. Even though the man in front of her was embarrassed, rules were still rules. She knew that

to take Amy away easily. After all, the safety of the children was the top priority.