Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

After Camryn finished speaking with her assistant, she set her phone down, leaned back in her black swivel chair, and gently rocked it back and forth. She was at the office.

A knock on the door broke her thoughts, and soon Dalton stepped inside. "Brother Dal," she greeted, standing up from behind her desk as soon as she saw him.

Dalton smiled warmly and asked, "Were you lost in thought? Are you feeling tired? If you're exhausted, you should take a break. Go back to Wiltspoon in a couple of days-I can take care of things here. Sister-in-law Seren is pregnant, and you should spend more time with her."

"I'm not tired," Camryn replied. "I just got off the phone with my assistant at Spring Blossoms, and thinking about a few things left me feeling a bit uneasy." They moved to the seating area, settling on the sofa. "Why are you feeling uneasy? Is something wrong with the flower shop?" Dalton asked with concern.

Spring Blossoms held a special place in Camryn's heart. She had poured her energy into the shop during some of the hardest times of her life. No matter how her life evolved or how her circumstances changed, the flower shop remained deeply meaningful to her. Even now, when she didn't need the money and had more wealth than she could spend, she still cherished running the shop. When she wasn't at the office, she spent time there. Taking care of the flowers and plants helped her feel at peace, giving her the strength to face whatever came her way.

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few moments later, she returned with two cups of coffee. After setting them down, she went back to the tea room and brought out two small plates of elegantly

with a smile. "I love them, so Callum arranged for the chef to prepare some for me daily. Whenever I come to the office, there's always a fresh batch waiting. Try them, Brother Dal-and make sure to take a box home for

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