Love’s Cunning Ruse ( Mr.Kieran And Julie )

Chapter 120

Just like that, Julie got kicked out of Creative Nexus Media by Nexus before she could spit out the crucial information.

Realizing Nexus couldn’t help her, Julie knew she had to solve the root problem to get out of that mess. That problem was Kieran. Only by dealing with him can she truly solve the issue.

Remembering her previous experience of being chased around at a café, Julie decided to hail a cab to find a new place to live. She knew she couldn’t keep living with Kieran, and finding a new place was the most important task at that time.

She found a real estate agency and picked a reasonably priced small house. Because she forgot to bring cash, she spent a lot of time convincing the agent to accept online payment. She paid the rent first, then the deposit, and finally secured the

house.

Arriving at the Simpo Co. building. Julie called Karl, “Karl, it’s Julie.”

“What’s up, Attorney Abraham?” Karl probably referred to her formally because there were people around. He usually called

her Mrs.

Sitting in the taxi, Julie quietly said to Karl, “Can you help me get my purse? Right now, I…”

“I’m sorry, Attorney Abraham, but I returned your purse to Mr. Hernandez this morning. I got things to do; I have to go.” Karl hung up before Julie could respond.

“Hello… Julie stared at her hung-up phone, then at the reporters surrounding the entrance of the company. Finally, she decided to call Kieran.

With hope in her voice, Julie finally heard Kieran’s voice on the other end, “What?”

“Mr. Hernandez, can you bring my bag home when you return?” Julie asked humbly.

But Kieran replied, “No”

“Could you send someone to deliver it to me?” Julie asked again.

Standing by the window, Kieran responded, “Are you paying my salary? Or my employees’? You’re skipping work, and now you want to use company resources? Ordering my employees around is something my wife can do…”

Before Kieran could finish, Julie hung up. He stared at the hung-up call, a smirk on his face.

Julie stared at her phone for a while, then got out of the car. She walked carefully around to the back entrance of the company, only to find it surrounded by reporters as well.

Just as she was at a loss, a white Santana pulled up in front of her, honking its horn.

looked at the car. The window rolled down,

Dylan winked at Julie with a

the car door and got in, asking, “Mr.

a smile before answering. “I’m here to drop off a car for

cars, she knew a little

car to evade press surveillance.

silent, not knowing what to say. She turned to look at Dylan, at his slightly upturned lips, and

his way into the VIP parking

the elevator with Dylan. Perhaps due to her extensive experience, she didn’t

pathologist. She had heard from Kieran that Dylan had performed Bertha’s autopsy. Thinking of

hands in his trench coat

at Dylan,

laughed, “I’m just kidding, go ahead!”

commit suicide?”

for a moment before asking, “Why do you

her head to cover up. “No reason. I’ve just heard that official news isn’t always true,

this clearly to Kerry. You can ask him. I don’t like explaining the same question twice.” As soon

at Julie and asked with a

Kieran’s office in front of the public, so she shook her head and said, “I left some files in

Dylan smiled and knocked on Kieran’s office door.

Julie texted Kieran, “I’m in the office now. Can you leave

work, but soon she received a reply from Kieran. He simply replied, “Come get it now, or I’ll throw it away.

preparing for the worst, and finally, three minutes running to Kieran’s office under everyone’s gaze. She knocked on the door, panting heavily, and heard Kieran’s cold

in and Dylan was gone. Julie went straight

tossed his blazer over his wrist, walked up to Julie,

him. “Let go of me first; just give me my bag, and we’re good! What on earth are you up to?”

take leave whenever; can’t I leave

led out of

of the office hand in

let go!” Julie warned Kieran in a low voice.

looked back at her and whispered, “Would you rather I carry you to

down. She should

the passenger door for Julie,