Living With My Lady Boss

Chapter 20

It was Wilbur’s turn to fall silent. It took a while before he said, “So, I guess you know what happened, then.”

“Yes.”

“I hope you won’t blame me,” Wilbur said apologetically.

Chelsea said weakly, “I don’t blame you. They got what they deserved. Yvonne called me earlier to get me to approach you.”

Wilbur fell silent for a moment and immediately understood what she meant. “Well, come here, then. I’ve got something to talk to you about, too.”

“I know they just want to use me, and you know that too,” Chelsea said.

Wilbur nodded. “I know, but you should know that I see you and the Willow family as

separate entities. I’d like you to work as an assistant to Faye Yves. You can learn some new things. This has nothing to do with the Willows.‘

“Can you let me think about it? I don’t know what to do right now.” He could clearly hear Chelsea’s anxiety through the phone.

Wilbur frowned. Chelsea was still a member of the Willow family, after all.

her a lot of

Meanwhile, he saw something in her and

Chelsea, she would have a hard time accepting the fact

said slowly, “That’s alright. Just

call me anytime.”

Chelsea ended the call and Wilbur finally let out a long sigh.

said smugly, “Looks

to mean?” Wilbur glared

lightly without a care.

to get some rest. Do whatever you need

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then fled to his room and

sure was hard

the other hand, went home and called her sister.

quickly called the doctor, who ran a quick check–up. The doctor said that Yvonne was just too stressed. He prescribed her some medicine

at a loss for what to do. All they felt was a deep sense

had known that Wilbur was the boss of Cape Consortium, they would have never treated him that way. Rather,

idiot’s fault. Why did he hide his identity? What are we going to do now?” Miranda still

head bitterly. “We’re done for. That guy’s going to get back at us for sure. The Willow family is

seen Wilbur sneaking looks at her. I’m sure she’ll be able to wrap him around her finger if she wants to. That way, he’ll still