Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 108 Get To Know Each Other Better

As soon as the call connected, Curtis asked, “Dad, are you still at Obelisk Mall? I can pick you up since I’m passing by the area.”

Alfred was delighted to hear that.

What perfect timing for them to meet!

“Sure. Come to Divine Stews on the fifth floor. I’m having stew here.” With that, Alfred hung up.

“Is that your son?” asked Rayna.

“Yes. He said he was passing by the area. What perfect timing, huh? You two can meet and make friends. I can even get him to send you home later, too,” said Alfred while chuckling happily.

Oh no. I never wanted to meet his son in the first place. I can’t believe he’s coming just when I’ve gotten this man’s contact. This is so awkward.

“Mister, please carry on eating. I need to go to the restroom.” To avoid the awkward situation, Rayna came up with an excuse to go to the restroom to pay the bill and flee the restaurant.

Before leaving, she even informed the server to relay the news to Alfred.

Not long after she had left, the server approached Alfred’s table—table number twenty-three—and informed him politely, “Mister, your friend left because she had some matters to attend to. She has told me to apologize on her behalf.”

“She’s gone?” Alfred sighed while gazing at the entrance.

There goes my daughter-in-law…

Rayna had just gotten onto the escalator when the elevator door opened to reveal Curtis’ figure. However, he headed straight for Divine Stews without noticing Rayna.

Thanks to the small restaurant area and his height, Curtis immediately spotted Alfred sitting by the window with just one glance.

“Hey, Dad.” Upon arriving at the table, he furrowed his brows at the sight of the spicy stew. “You should cut down on these in the future. They are gastric-inducive.”

Alfred huffed angrily, “Tsk. What do you mean, cut down? You’re just as naggy as the butler. What’s so wrong about having good food when I only have a few years left to live? Fine. I’ll just have water then!”

Curtis muttered,

infuriated Alfred, and he reprimanded, “I never would’ve answered your call if I knew this was going to happen. And now, my daughter-in-law is

Curtis was befuddled.

didn’t you text me using

Still, Curtis said nothing.

Just look at yourself. You’re tall and strong. Your only flaw is that you’re too insensitive. Do you know how hard it is to

a chair,

to Alfred, the woman was smart and thoughtful. She even chatted

that Curtis finally came to a realization. He asked, “Is she the woman who helped you

a thoughtful darling. Tsk. My life is so terrible. Not only do I not have a daughter, but I also have

laugh. “If you really want to know who she is, I can just check the surveillance footage. Then you can

suggestion, Alfred shot Curtis a glare. “Is that all you know?

keep you company, but I don’t know her personally.

Curtis Rayna’s contact when he heard Curtis’ words. The former stopped scrolling the phone and asked, “There’s someone you

introduce her to you in a few

trying to make me stop nagging at you?” A wave of disappointment flooded Alfred’s heart when he saw Curtis nodding firmly. The latter

not bad, for she was smart and thoughtful. However, he could

goes a couple that is a match made in

listening to Alfred in Divine Stews that night, Rayna felt as if she was enlightened, and she knew what she had to do. She

employees transferred from Yeringham’s and Horington’s branch offices had reported for duty in Faymon Group. As soon as they stepped into the Department of Regulators, Rayna assigned them a task, each with a

few days, everyone in Faymon Group could see several well-dressed men rushing out of each

the Department of Regulators? What

scares me to see how fast

empty cupboards in one of the managers’ offices were filled with countless documents. Even the

office sat Rayna, who was flipping through

studied translation for professional purposes. Though she learned some financial knowledge, the exposure was not enough. Thus, it was clearly stressful for her when she was suddenly transferred to another

were too many documents and complicated jargon she did not understand. In fact, she was on the verge of tears during the first two days. She

people she hired were amazing; they