His Precious Love

His Precious Love Chapter 28 A Complete Riddle

Having said that, Rayna strode out of the elevator with her box. Curtis’ gaze remained on her. She looks meek, but she’s actually sharp-tongue.

Rayna brought her box back to her condominium.

The living room was a mess, and there were boxes everywhere. She got busy sorting out her stuff. A while later, she headed to the refrigerator to get herself a bottle of ice-cool water and went to the balcony to get some air.

“Mm?” Rayna’s hands paused midair.

There was a black car parked across the street. The window of the backseat was wounded down by half to reveal a handsome man clad in a suit.

It was Jefferson!

Shocked, she nearly dropped the bottle of water she was holding. The man seemed to be waiting for someone in his car. Soon, a young lady all bundled up came out of the condominium.

Jefferson opened the door for her like the gentleman he was. The lady got into the car, and it drove away.

Rayna stood on the balcony for a long time. Never in her wildest dreams did she expect Jefferson to be this close to her. He even has a girlfriend! If that’s the case, why did he give me camellias? Did he come to Chanaea for his girlfriend?

Rayna assumed Jefferson had given up, but after her vacation ended, she went to the office and discovered camellias on her desk. According to her colleagues, she would occasionally receive camellias when she wasn’t around.

She couldn’t understand what Jefferson was getting at.

“Rayna, have you offended Meredith recently?” Rayna’s mind had wandered with the flowers in her arms when her colleague beside her turned around and posed the question.

Rayna asked, “What happened?”

Her colleague bore a strange expression but seemed apprehensive. In the end, she told Rayna to log into the company’s system to take a look for herself.

Rayna did as told and realized it was about her.

employee had reported to her that Rayna accepted a client’s money in secret when she followed her superiors to a business meeting. Thus, she

were a few photos attached showing Rayna accepting a thick envelope from a man. Both parties were smiling as though

working in Faymon Group had viewed the email, so there were thousands

Has she taken action?

smile. She texted the reporter before leaving her

the new employee, Jessica Marsh. There was a smile playing on Meredith’s

there, but Rayna didn’t

clicking against the floor. Her voice rang out

planning department turned over their shoulders to look at her, including Meredith. A menacing glint flashed across Meredith’s eyes when she saw how

be able to smile for

“Rayna, why are you here at

that man is a photographer. He took photos for me and Mr. Lawson. He was giving me the photos,

alone with him. You can say whatever you want. We are not blind, though. That envelope didn’t

invite him here to explain

misunderstood?” Meredith folded her arms and sneered,

work performance, you can speak to my superior.” Rayna lowered her gaze. “As far as I’m concerned, no one is allowed to interfere

an outstation trip and told me I could call the shots.” Meredith couldn’t wait to kick Rayna out of the company. “You should head back

let out a silent

is protective of his subordinates. He’ll definitely fall out with the planning department

the new employee at the planning department blurted

didn’t expect that the newbie would speak up for Rayna. Glaring at Jessica, she declared, “This is

new, but I know that you are not supposed to interfere in another department’s affairs. If she has a bad work attitude, you can wait until her superior returns to give her a warning or report it to the HR department. Ms. Jones, if you make the decision to fire her,

smile froze. “Why would I hold a grudge

why did you fire her?” Jessica lifted her glasses, sounding confused. “Besides, if you didn’t tell the vice CEO that

had the guts to

lips thinned. “Ms.

want the newbie to lose her job. It was pretty hard to get

though she already had a plan.

“Ms. Jones, you were the one who told me to leave. I didn’t leave on my own accord. I’ll