Mr. Conrad Proposes To His Ex-wife Again
Chapter 221: Clarence Always Has a Sharp Tone
When Stella arrived at the hotel, the staff of the Star Ferry Technology had all been there.
Yet only Emmett was not present.
They waited for several more minutes, yet he still didn’t show up.
The staff of the company looked around while discussing it.
When Emmett’s assistant planned to go upstairs to find him, Emmett walked out of the hotel and smiled apologetically, “Sorry for keep you guys waiting. Let’s go.”
It was only dozens of minutes away from the restaurant and they could directly walk there.
The staff left one by one. Emmett walked to Stella, “Stella, let’s go there.”
Stella nodded her head. At the next moment, she noticed that there was blood around his mouth corners.
She was stunned, “What happened?”
Emmett turned his head aside. He wanted to wipe away the blood stain, “Not a big deal. I accidently broke it.”
Stella grabbed his hand, “Don’t touch it.”
Then she took out an alcohol pad from her band, opened it, and then handed it to him, “Don’t touch it directly with your hand. Disinfect it first.”
Emmett didn’t take it, “I can’t see it. Stella, can you help me?”
After hesitating for a short while, Stella nodded her head in agreement.
She wiped his broken skin with the alcohol pad carefully and dedicatedly.
Clarence, who stood at the entrance of the hotel and watched this scene from not far away, immediately turned cold.
Nathan, who followed behind him, took a step backwards to distance himself away from him.
When Stella was wiping the wound for Emmett, she accidently looked into his unfathomable eyes. She stiffened and slowly withdrew her hand, “It… It’s almost done.”
Emmett smiled, “Thank you.”
Stella felt a bit unease. She touched her neck and shifted her gaze.
“I guess they will be there. Hurry
“Okay.”
way to the restaurant, Stella felt
didn’t talk to her. The two of them remained
were the last ones to arrive at the restaurant. When they arrived there, the
Emmett’s and they were at the same table with the C-level managers of the
managers were all young and it looked like they were all around their twenties or thirties. They all got along well with Emmett
they sat down, one of them joked, “If I have known that we can bring girlfriend
Mr. Carter, you bring your girlfriend here. Why didn’t you notify us in advance? It’s so unkind to
that you
Someone said in a teasing tone, “Mr. Carter, you should
“Stop here. She’s not my girlfriend
and then began to introduce herself,
looked
it seemed like Mr.
they figured it out immediately and stopped
a short while, a person asked, “Ms.
manager joked, “What a trick. You feel familiar with every beauty,
so. Really, I feel that I’ve
is a designer of SG Jewelry Magazine before and she always took
wonder. I didn’t dare to say it just now. I
at the table all laughed. It was the end of
who brought up this
seen Stella earlier than the news
they like after the lunch. Some of them went to the hot spring; some went to the
is big and it had
for a big company that
it was normal for her to bump into Clarence here. It could only prove that that wretched man
Emmett chatted from
a woman ran over, “Mr. Carter, luckily you’re here. I’m not good at playing golf.
Emmett was stunned, “I…”
you won’t mind it, right? I just want Mr.
forced a smile. She didn’t
It was just that she was not Emmett’s girlfriend, so she didn’t have the standpoint to refuse
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