In Love, Never Say Never

Ashton didn’t want me to face the shareholders’ wrath, so he told me to stay in his office.

I wasn’t afraid of that. After all, I had to face it someday.

Concerned about my mental health, Ashton arranged for Joseph to stay with me.

I read everything on the headlines and left my phone aside. Looking down from the French windows, I could still see the reporters milling around the entrance of Fuller Corporation.

“Mrs. Fuller, there are plenty of books in the lounge. You can pick one to read if you like,” suggested Joseph. To him, the easiest way to offer his comfort was to change the topic suddenly.

I let out a faint chuckle and turned at my shoulder slightly. “There are many influential men in K City. Isn’t it a waste of resources to gather at Fuller Corporation’s entrance?”

Joseph pressed his lips together, but he said nothing.

Shortly after, Ashton came back with a scowl on his face.

Upon spotting me, his expression relaxed. He beckoned me over, and I trotted to him obediently. Pulling me into his lap, he declared, “It’s nothing. Don’t worry!”

I nodded silently. Deep down, I knew something huge must’ve happened to make him frown. The rumors hadn’t just affected us, it had also brought a negative impact on the company.

A listed company would be in trouble if its president’s name was dragged through the mud.

presence and decisiveness gave

control after reading the news.

I grunted

It was a report of how Fuller Corporation’s share prices dropped

nothing about the stock market, but the red line on the chart was obvious

gestured for me to take a nap before

seemed fidgety as his employer

on the table.

him, a warm smile flitted

His voice was reassuring.

head. It doesn’t seem to be

at work, so I stood up and

shot me a comforting smile. “Okay. Take a

entered the lounge and lay on the bed,

time in my life, I browsed the finance website. As I had expected, the experts were

Fuller Corporation would be destroyed if

turning point for Fuller Corporation. After four years, Fuller Corporation had reached its peak. Thus, it would be hard for

outcome would depend on how Ashton dealt with the