Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Both Spencer and Victoria were career-driven. Maybe that was why they hadn't truly been together all these years.

"Brother Spencer, hold on a moment. I'll call the security captain and ask them to let Evan in. It's freezing outside."

Even if Evan was sitting in his heated car, the cold was relentless. He wasn't someone who handled the cold well. And yet, he had come here for her immediately after New Year's. He had waited outside all this time. It couldn't have been easy for him.

"Good. Call now. Don't let him freeze. If he catches a cold, you'll just end up feeling bad for him again," Spencer said with a smile.

Abby stepped aside, called security, and told them to let Evan in.

She also informed the front desk, instructing them to have Evan wait in the VIP lounge on the first floor, where he could have some hot water and warm up.

After making the call, Abby returned to discussing business with Spencer. Even though Abby had refused to go to the movies with Evan, he hadn't left. How could he leave when his so-called rival was still inside?

Sitting quietly in his car, Evan kept his eyes locked on the office building. Every so often, he tugged his coat tighter around himself. Even with the heater on, he still felt the chill and had to rub his hands together to stay warm.

Wiltspoon's temperature had dropped sharply over the past couple of days. It was a late spring cold snap.

Every year, after the New Year, there was always a period of bitter cold.

Three days ago, it was so hot people were wearing short sleeves. Then, after two days of rain, the temperature plunged. People had scrambled to

this time, the cold

heating,

a security guard

of the Du Group's security team. The man

and an

it freezing, but the wind was cutting, like a thousand

pulled his hat down

lounge on the first floor. She's still working fate and doesn't have time

wouldn't let him

disturb her work. I'll wait in the VIP room," Evan agreed, a smile tugging at his lips. Then he asked, "Can I drive

there was no harm

driving in wouldn't make a difference. He nodded. "Go ahead." Most employees had already left, so there

captain and

captain hesitated for a moment, then accepted them. It was Huazi—

the York family. Even the