Love At The Right Price

Chapter 39

“His actions are redundant, so there’s no need to care about him.” Frank sat calmly on his work chair as his fingers moved deftly across his keyboard.

As for Harold, being a mere subordinate, he had nothing else to comment about the situation upon seeing his boss being so composed about it.

At 5 PM, Frank stood up right on the dot, and he looked as if he was going to get off from work on time.

Meanwhile, Harold, who was generally quite nosy, noticed that Frank seemed to be knocking off from work on time quite frequently lately. His curiosity was further piqued and he murmured, “Boss, recently, you seem to be knocking off work quite early every day. This is quite unlike your usual behavior.”

In the past, Frank would usually stay back at the company to work overtime until the wee hours of the morning. However, he seemed to have suddenly taken a turn and became a home person.

“I want to have dinner with my son.” Frank’s response came quite naturally to him. Despite him maintaining an impassive look, he couldn’t quite contain the smugness in his voice.

“Are you mainly there for your son, or for your wife?” Harold couldn’t help teasing Frank, “I reckon that you just don’t want Mrs. Holt to wait for too long, right?”

“Are you quite bored at work lately? Would you like to go for a holiday in the

point, Harold sensed Frank’s menacing aura, and the former suddenly regretted his prior words. With a slightly abashed smile, he mentioned, “I’m quite busy actually. I have a lot on my plate. You should get off work now. I still need to finish off some

Harold had nearly

Harold gulped hard and quickly sent Frank

moved into Springvale Place, he had not retained the services of his driver, and he had been driving himself around in his shabby little

the housekeeper, Rita, had taken sick leave today, so Frank was tasked

a rare moment for the father and son duo to have some

passenger seat with a solemn expression and he remained

was quite similar but in fact, the look on his face

they were very similar to each other from inside out, be it their aura or

upon noticing that Tim

a frustrated look. “The girls at the kindergarten keep crowding around me, and the teachers seem to think that I’m unable to take care of myself

Frank shot Tim a contemplative look. The former realized that the latter had