Let's Get A Divorce, Mr. CEO
Chapter 26: Why Should I Look For Her
Thinking of this, Linda walked out of the bedroom and headed to the study.
After hesitating outside the door for a few seconds, she finally took a deep breath and knocked.
"Come in," came the man's indifferent voice.
Pressing her lips together, she opened the door and walked in.
Cecil, who had assumed that it was one of the servants who had knocked at the door, continued to look down at the laptop as his bony fingers raced across the keyboard.
Linda approached the desk and cleared her throat.
"Mr.Bo."
Hearing the unexpected voice, Cecil stopped typing and looked up in surprise.
"What's up?"
"Well, it's nothing important..." she began nervously.
Cecil gestured to the sofa with his eyes.
you take a seat?" Linda shook
I'll just stand here."
"Okay, go ahead."
days.Have you sent people to look for her?'
this, he snorted with disdain.He closed the laptop and leaned
himself down, he had to close his eyes and massage the skin between his eyebrows.Several seconds passed before he finally asked, "Why
been waiting with
love!' she thought
as she stared at the man sitting in front
still closed, and his fingers were still rubbing the
speaking in such a careless voice, as if the person they were discussing was not Leona, the love of his
silence filled the air around
and looked at the woman, who was standing not far away
her without saying anything, as if waiting
thinking for a while, Linda asked tentatively, "You love her, don't you? Shouldn't you be looking
should I look for a woman who wanted to leave
couldn't digest what
don't love her, then what's the point of
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