Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1906

Hayden put down her phone, guessing Kevin’s purpose this time.

But soon, she put Kevin behind her and continued the meeting.

Kevin, who was outside the company, honked his car horn, and the security guard on duty saw that he was about to enter the company, so he quickly opened the door for him and let him drive into the company.

After a few minutes.

Kevin walked into the office building of the Queen Enterprise with a large bouquet of fiery roses in his arms.

Even though it was working hours, some employees came in and out due to work reasons. Seeing Kevin come in with a large bouquet of flowers, he immediately attracted everyone’s attention.

“Mr. York,” The two receptionists greeted politely.

They were also curious that Kevin came in with a bouquet, who was this bouquet for? Someone in the company got favor from the third young master of the York family?

Was that lucky guy?

the York family was a wealthy family with hundreds of billions of dollars, and it was a

heart that if she was the

stopping, holding a bouquet of flowers and shone into the office building like a beam of light, creating a gust of speculation, he entered the elevator as if

office. Under the arrangement of secretary, he waited for Hayden in

sound insulation function, and Kevin couldn’t hear the movement of the

attention to the movement

would pass through the VIP room when they came out of the meeting room. He could immediately go out with the bouquet and present it to Hayden

Kevin suddenly understood, and followed what his

or not, as long as he knew it in

have admitted that he had been tricked by his grandma. However, Kevin still believed in grandma, thinking that grandma would not cheat him, and

snacks, melons and fruits, and couldn’t help but look at

this bouquet of roses prepared by Mr. York

in the VIP room for over an hour

to leave immediately. It was not until Hayden got up and walked out of the conference room followed by the male secretary that the others

and gathered at the

man, and that man was no stranger