Always Been Yours

Chapter 1358 Dilemma of Choosing a Gift

Sabrina looked at Figario to appease him when he asked her about her boyfriend.

The following day. she had breakfast with her family before getting ready for work.

However, as she was about to leave, her father said. “Remember to find a chance to

invite that Reinhart guy to have dinner with us.”

“I got it.” she agreed helplessly, surprised that her father remembered that. When she

arrived at the company. Timothy was already there.

“Good morning, Tim.” she greeted him proactively.

Then, he hugged her and kissed her forehead. “Good morning.”

After exchanging affectionate gestures, they shifted their focus back to work. Once

Sabrina finished reporting the work progress, she left the office. Nevertheless, she

didn’t mention anything about her father’s request as she was too conflicted and didn’t

know how to bring it up. She felt it was too soon to introduce her boyfriend to her

parents since they had just started dating.

Later in the day. Timothy observed that her distraction impacted her work. So. he

asked. “Why were you not focused on

something happen? Or did Prospera Group

“Uli. no. nothing happened.” She pretended everything was

she know that the more she tried

something was wrong.

that, he got up from liis desk and

Don’t tell me there’s

eyes that something is

“I—” Then. Sabrina looked into his dark, deep-set

to invite you to have dinner at

took care of Prospera

“So. you’ve been conflicted all

to refute, but he interrupted her. “You don’t have to worry about

to meet me.

Afterward, he gently pinched her hand

parents.

taking the initiative. After chatting for a

back to work.

Timothy was multitasking, thinking about

meeting with her parents. At that moment. Henry came over,

advice. “What gift should I bring when meeting my girlfriend’s parents for

time?” he asked.

I didn’t know you for four years in university. I

you have a girlfriend.” Henry replied in annoyance.

that he had to watch them being lovey-dovey daily. In addition, he was now

again by