In Love, Never Say Never

No one would reject such a great advantage.

After leaving the meeting room, Sally blocked my path and said, “Let’s have a chat, Scarlett.”

She probably wants to talk about HiTech. I nodded and took a glance at Marcus. “Let’s get lunch together later.”

He nodded. “I’ll wait for you.”

The woman frowned unhappily when she saw our exchange. After Marcus left, she asked, “Shall we talk in my office?”

I nodded. “Alright.”

Her office was nicely decorated with lots of flowers. Once we were in there, she gestured for me to sit down and poured me a cup of coffee.

Then, she sat down in her chair. Instead of talking about HiTech, she asked, “How are you and Ashton doing recently?”

Since she was an elder to me, it didn’t seem inappropriate for her to ask that question. I answered indifferently, “We don’t meet, nor do we poke our noses into each other’s business.”

say anything in response. After pausing for a moment, Sally asked, “What

husband and wife. No matter what mistake the other party made, you

all these burdens alone. You can hate Ashton all

lowered my gaze as I started feeling annoyed. She was right, but I was afraid that I wouldn’t be

to say something else, I quickly said, “Aunt Sally, we’re at work right now. Let’s talk about private stuff at home, alright? You called

said. In fact, I could understand her reasoning and even agreed that she was right.

sighing slightly, she said, “Alright, then. We’ll talk about the company’s matters. Do you

the White family? If you’re concerned about the former, don’t worry, Aunt Sally. I obviously already have a plan in mind if I had the guts to make that suggestion. Besides, George already handed over the company to me before he passed on, so I have full discretion over it. It’s my own business, to put

better company. He also wanted you and Ashton to be together for the rest of your lives. He didn’t give you the company

Since it’s my decision to make, it’s not something that other people or

“You—”

appointment in the afternoon, so I’ll take my leave now.” I wasn’t a good person, and I had no right to judge whether someone was good or bad. After all, everyone’s experience in life was different. Therefore, I could only endure the hardships I experienced. As for everyone else, I would never be able to fathom their suffering, nor did

straight to Marcus’

was in his seat, looking really

as he

down a few mouthfuls of water to suppress the irritation I