Always Been Yours

Chapter 546

The girl put on a courteous smile when she saw Tessa. “We had a guest who told us to send these flowers to you.” she explained. Then, she handed the bouquet to Tessa. Tessa was more confused than ever-who would order her a bouquet of flowers at this time of the night?

She felt dazed for a moment before noticing a card stuck in the bouquet. The sender was Nicholas. She felt both touched and slightly puzzled at the same time. Why is he buying flowers for me out of nowhere? She couldn’t understand what was happening, so she brought the bouquet of flowers up to her room before video-calling Nicholas.

“What is it?” he asked when he picked up the call.

“Why did you tell the florist to send me flowers, Nicholas?” Tessa held the bouquet in front of her while she stared at the attractive man on her phone screen. He smirked as he explained himself. “I asked for their contact as I figured that it would come in handy someday. These flowers… Well…” He paused for a moment and gazed at her before speaking in his deep, attractive voice. “I bought you that to congratulate you for getting an internship,” he said.

Tessa’s lips spread into a huge grin-she felt as if her insides were filled with cotton candy at that moment. There was a sweet and warm sensation rushing through her blood. Even though they were thousands of miles away, she

he asked with a

Tears welled up in her eyes as she lowered her head to smell the flowers. I swear I have to work hard and succeed in what I’m doing now. My perfect boyfriend is waiting for me to go back to him, she thought. After ending the call, he went back to his work. Soon enough, Edward knocked on his

given up,” Nicholas replied with a cold look in his eyes.

lot of companies that are now

their marriage with the Sawyers to fool many other companies into partnering

and came in while Nicholas and Edward were talking. “Miss Stone is downstairs, President Sawyer. She insists

that I don’t want to meet anyone from that family at all?” Nicholas shot his secretary an icy glare. “Stop reporting such