Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1338 A Promise

On the next day, Nina acted like a programmed robot, driving to Seet Group after breakfast, as per usual.

Right as she set foot in the office, she saw Stephen, who had been awaiting her arrival for some time.

“Ms. Nina, here’s the design I did last night. You can have a look at it.”

Nina reached over to take the folder. After going through the content attentively, she found that the design was outstanding. The packaging could augment the classiness of the product, and the style was groundbreaking. Hence, she believed it would fascinate the public once launched.

“The design is very well done and unique, especially this part. Using this color scheme really emphasizes the classiness—”

At that point, she could not help but raise her head to survey Stephen. “Did you come up with the design by yourself?”

He nodded. “Yes, I thought about it while sketching the design. That’s the final look.”

Again, Nina lowered her eyes to scrutinize the sketch. Some parts of the design were similar to that suggested once by Chris.

How coincidental… Could Stephen be related to Chris?

that thought, she raised her

under her gaze, he asked

in a soft voice,

Stephen felt a pang of heartache. Avoiding Nina’s bright eyes that were eager for an answer, he shook his head slightly. “I don’t know

her eyes. “Your design is reminiscent of

suddenly had an inspiration last night, so he switched on his computer and sketched the design. After seeing his work,

did learn translation and design, he could not fully comprehend the latter. Hence, he only continued his translation work and never knew he

frowned and questioned, “What’s wrong? Are you all

him come back to his senses. Shaking his head, Stephen said, “Nothing. I’ll head back

resemblance to Chris. However, while lowering her head

Chris related to each other?

fell into deep

shake off a strange feeling. Every time Nina looked at him, he

Don’t tell me…

eyes cast downward. Suddenly, a promise he made to someone flashed

“Don’t worry. I’ll keep my