Always Been Yours

Chapter 335

“Tim, what should I do? Your grandma keeps staying at the company’s entrance and won’t budge!” Henry’s anxious voice sounded from the phone.

Timothy frowned upon hearing the news. His eyes were filled with resentment as he instructed in a cold voice, “Ignore her! Don’t give her the attention she wants!”.

He returned to the discussion after he hung up. However, he still had a rather dark look on his face.

Nicholas caught on to his terrible mood and asked, “Is something the matter?”

“Nothing. It’s just some trifle affairs.”

Since Timothy did not want to trouble Nicholas, he expunged on the matter.

But in the end, Timothy was still worried as he was concerned that Amber would cause trouble in the company. So, he said, “President Sawyer, that’s about that for the specific plan. I still have to attend to some matters in my company, so I shall take my leave first.”

Timothy started to put away the notebook and other items on the coffee table as he spoke. Nicholas frowned slightly at his actions. However, he did not stop him.

something when he walked to the door. And thus, he turned around abruptly and asked, “It’s Tess’ birthday at the end

for a moment. Then, he nodded

I’ll take my leave now.” Timothy nodded politely and bid farewell to Nicholas

pondered for a moment as he watched Timothy’s retreating silhouette. Then, he turned, went back to

line.

Sawyer, what’s the

Timothy and see what’s

Edward assented and left.

surrounding the company’s entrance. Before he could get close, he saw Amber

me die! I’m old, but my children and grandchildren are unfilial. They’re unwilling to support me. I was just here to ask for some financial

me! How can such

your sister had ruined our home. Your father’s whereabouts are still unknown at this moment. If you don’t care for me, how can

her upon seeing an old lady in

the crowd even planned to help her. “Old madam, do you know where your grandson is?

runs a software company in this building,” Amber said as she pointed to the

once again felt unjustified