My One-month Marriage With Mr. Hawkins
Chapter 359: Farewell, Ernest
“Mr... Mr. Hawkins!”
Phoebe’s father stood up from his chair immediately, gaping at the man walking into their house in disbelief.
He wondered if he had an illusion. Ernest Hawkins, the most powerful man of City N and CEO of the Hawkins family, had come to his house.
“What have brought you down here, Mr. Hawkins? Please have a seat!”
In a panic, Phoebe’s father wiped his hands on his clothes. Then he rushed to Ernest hurriedly.
Ernest paused. He looked through Phoebe’s father and stared at Phoebe.
He said in a deep voice, “I’m here for you.”
Phoebe’s father paused his action to reach out to shake hands with him. He felt quite embarrassed. It seemed that Mr. Hawkins completely had ignored him.
“Phoebe, why are you standing there? Hurry up and come over.”
“Oh. Okay.”
Phoebe came back to her senses. She walked to Ernest and said, “Mr. Hawkins, please have a seat. What would you like to drink?”
“Nothing. I just want to ask you a few questions. Please answer me honestly,” Ernest went straight to the point.
Phoebe had to stand in front of him obediently as if she was an elementary student answering the questions from her headteacher.
Seeing what was going on, Phoebe’s parents left the room, leaving them privacy.
They didn’t know what questions Mr. Hawkins would ask, but they couldn’t stay there and listen to those questions.
Seeing there was no one else around, Ernest asked, “What have Florence and you done in the villa of Senna International Villa Community?”
Phoebe was startled for a moment. It wasn’t until now did she realize that he was asking about Florence’s matters. No wonder the superior Mr. Hawkins would come to her in person.
In a surprise, she asked, “Haven’t those things been cleaned up yet?”
It had been a long time.
A moment later, she thought of something. Looking at Ernest in surprise, she asked, “Mr. Hawkins, have you just seen the decoration in the villa?”
eyes were darkened. He
it early. Now he had seen it,
to know since you came to ask
by word in a deep and
man in front, Phoebe couldn’t help but
Ernest should be extremely wise and self-confident. However, after he had got along with Florence in the past
fallen in love with Ernest. Ernest was also quite certain that he was the one that Florence loved. However, at last, Florence denied it
much that even he couldn’t confirm what Florence’s purpose was, even after he had seen the decoration of the love confession in his house. Instead, he
if he had known Florence’s purpose, Phoebe wondered if it would be too late
Phoebe said seriously, “Mr. Hawkins, if you do love Florence truly, please rush to
Ernest’s question directly,
uncertainty in his heart was finally
turned out that Florence indeed
was filled with excitement. He turned around and walked out quickly
this case, how would
only reason that he let go of her was that she didn’t love
showed up
man’s rushing
did Mr. Hawkins come to
nothing, but
her father’s arm, she said, “Nothing, Dad. Please don’t worry. In the future, we
father was still a bit
“Because he
villa. As an outsider, Phoebe knew clearer than
figure
taken the step
that probably she should prepare
in a hurry, almost bumping
was about to walk forward. In
why are you
surprised, looking at Ernest
here. He wondered why Ernest had come
until now did Ernest recognize that it was
of me. I’m in
he thought of
was leaving City N today not long ago. That was why he came over to find Phoebe in a hurry, trying
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