Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

Chapter 364 Twelve Years Ago

The edges of Sonia’s lips twitched. “You don’t know whether I have a son or not?”

Daphne flashed her an awkward smile. “I’m sorry, President Reed. I was just stunned for a moment. Don’t be mad.”

“I’m not angry. This is my friend’s nephew, Douglas,” she said, pushing Douglas gently in front of Daphne. “Say hi to Miss Daphne, Douglas.”

“Hello, Miss Daphne,” Douglas said, bowing politely.

“Hello,” Daphne answered, and her heart almost melted at the sight of him. This little guy is simply too adorable! “I have sweets for you!” Suddenly, she remembered that she had stuffed two candies into her pocket before leaving the house this morning, so she hurriedly took them out and handed them to him.

Instead of taking the candies from her, Douglas lifted his head and looked at Sonia, who nodded to him gently. With her approval, he took the candies from Daphne. “Thank you, Miss Daphne.”

“You’re welcome.” Seeing that he had accepted her candies, Daphne smiled so brightly that her eyes crinkled up.

Meanwhile, Sonia couldn’t help but raise her brows because this was the first time she had seen her smile so brightly. Within the company, Daphne was nicknamed The Decimator. In other words, she was dressed in old-fashioned clothes and wore a pair of rustic black-rimmed glasses. In addition, she was usually expressionless, which made her appear very fierce, and so that was how her nickname came about.

Now that she saw how Daphne was smiling, a smile spread across her own face as well. It’s true that even a serious person couldn’t resist an adorable kid. “Daphne, pass me today’s itinerary.” Then, she took Douglas’ hand and led him to the couch in her office.

Trailing behind them, Daphne hurriedly flipped open the folder she was always carrying and passed the itinerary to Sonia.

After taking it from her, Sonia glanced through it and said, “Besides the appointment in the afternoon, the other appointments will go through as scheduled.”

“I got it,” Daphne answered with a nod, then Sonia returned the itinerary to her.

“Alright, you can leave now and buy Douglas some snacks and toys.”

President Reed. I’ll be

left. “Douglas, stay here and watch TV while I work over there,

ahead and do your job. I can play by myself,” he said obediently, sitting on

me if you need anything.” With that, she retracted her hand and turned toward her

had just reached her desk when her cell phone in her handbag started to ring. Pulling out her chair, she then fished out her cell phone

I’m calling from the police

“Yes, hello,” she answered.

end said, “It’s about Tina Gray’s sentence. It has

Hearing that, Sonia quickly

though she didn’t know why Tina was sentenced so quickly, it didn’t matter to her as long as she received

years,” the other person

asked, “But what?” She had a bad feeling

to fully recover, she has to serve her sentence in the hospital for a month and will be monitored by

out a relieved sigh. I thought there was going to be a problem, but she’s just

fact that Tina’s injuries were too serious and wouldn’t heal within a short period. On the other hand, the police would like

Thanks,” Sonia said with

great. The dust has finally settled on Tina’s case.

would seek revenge three years later, she would leave it until then because she believed that she would have become so influential and strong at that time that Tina wouldn’t even have the guts to seek revenge. With that thought in mind, she smirked and opened a folder as

at his laptop, he said indifferently, “After she has served her sentence outside prison, bribe a bunch of female prisoners to give her a warm greeting once she’s

nose. Then, he remembered something, and his expression turned serious. “Also, the investigation team finally found some problems

Toby closed his laptop and turned toward Tom. “Who was it?” he asked

but they’re sure that it was the same group

his palm popped. Twelve years ago, his father, Homer Fuller, went on a business trip abroad and was found murdered in his hotel room. From then on, he had been investigating the murderer in secret, but to no

he had been investigating for twelve years long. But now,