Changing Only For Her Novel

If Tristan continued to stay single, William would start wondering if there was something wrong with his son.

Tristan was rendered speechless.

“No matter what, you must meet them tonight. I’ve already promised them.” At William’s age, nothing else mattered as much as his children’s health and happiness.

“I can’t go tonight as I have something to do.”

“You always do. Why are you always so busy? You can never earn enough money.” William strongly disagreed with his son’s point of view.

“Dad, I’ll say this once more. You don’t have to stick your nose into my business. I can handle it myself. Instead of causing someone else trouble, I’d rather stay unmarried for the rest of my life if I can’t meet someone I like.”

“What are you talking about? What do you mean you’d rather stay unmarried for the rest of your life? How can you do that?” William was furious. “Tell me. Do you have a girlfriend already?” If not, you wouldn’t be so hesitant like this. It’s just a regular meeting. Isn’t it a trivial matter?

“I know what to do.”

“What do you mean you know what to do? I’m telling you, you must bring your girlfriend to meet me if you already have one.” Why do you never take me seriously? I’m the head of the family here.

“That’s enough. You should go travel with some friends if you have nothing to do.”

“Do you think I’m being nosy now?”

When Sophie arrived at the ninetieth floor, she was stopped by the secretary.

“Is Tristan still in a meeting?”

Sophie had just ended her sentence when the door to the CEO’s office swung open. William exited the office, and Tristan was right behind him.

With how sharp William’s eyes were and the fact that Sophie was never a lady whose presence could be easily ignored, the former stopped in his tracks upon seeing her.

He proceeded to say, “Hello, young lady. What’s your name, and why are you here?”

Sophie was stunned. Great. I can’t believe I just bumped into Old Mr. Lombard. If I had known earlier that he was here, I wouldn’t have come.

Suddenly, an idea occurred to Sophie, and she held up the coffee she was holding. “I’m here to deliver coffee.”

William glanced at Tristan. A coffee delivery? Is there no coffee available in Lombard Group? Is buying coffee from a shop outside necessary?

Sophie quickly passed the coffee to the secretary. “Sorry for the late delivery.”

The secretary accepted the coffee that was being handed to her and didn’t know how to react.

After saying her piece, Sophie turned around and walked away.
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her piece, Sophie turned

face to be delivering coffee,” William said after letting out a

was at a loss

was Sophie’s first time

went to have a seat at the cafe opposite the company building and ordered a

until

My dad has gone home. I’ll come and meet up

opposite your company. It’s called Peninsula

Stay there. I’ll

for Tristan

minutes later, Tristan appeared at Peninsula

refused to let me meet Old Mr. Lombard. This time, it’s indeed my

Dad yet because I’m afraid he’ll make things

you like to drink?”

ordered a cup of black coffee and accompanied Sophie to sit at

in the afternoon? You can go on with your work if you’re busy. I just wanted to visit you. There’s nothing important.” Sophie simply felt a sudden urge to visit him at

even introduce you to him right now.” Tristan was determined to stay together with her for the

bear so many matters when she

him startle

I’m a coward? Besides, your dad isn’t some kind of

“That’s good to know.”

he come to find you because something had happened? I can tell you were both in a bad mood when you came out of the

marriage.” Since William had nothing else to do nowadays, he would spend his days worrying about when Tristan and Sarah would find a

matter. After all, she had

“Tristan, am I

thinking about? What is there to be troubled about? I will get married whenever I want to.” Tristan held Sophie’s hand. I must listen to my

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