Never Too Far Novel

“I won’t be at home this afternoon, so join me for dinner outside in the evening,” the man said as he got up. He picked up his phone and headed to the coat rack, where he grabbed the black overcoat and put it on. When he reached the door, he remembered something and turned back to her. “You can go to my study and read some books if you’re bored.”

Shirley watched him leave as one of the cars from the convoy came over to pick him up.

While watching the convoy leave, she turned around to clean up the dining table. Then, she washed up and went upstairs to the master bedroom to grab the clothes he changed out of last night.

Shirley had never washed clothes for her family at home but now found herself tending to a man. After tidying up the place by herself, she went to his study to read some books. As she sat on the couch with a of tea, engrossed in her reading, she thought, The treatment here isn’t half bad! At least Zacharias isn’t as cold as the rumors say he is.

While reading, she heard a notification sound from her phone and picked up her phone. Her heart raced when she saw that it was a reply from Cole.

‘Sorry, I was busy just now and didn’t have time to look at my private phone,” Cole replied.

that he even had more than two phones, Shirley understood it was normal for him not

I will check my private phone more regularly from now on, Cole

reply with her pretty eyes, analyzing it

Shirley didn’t want to

you say, Cole replied.

more meaningful, but the former soon received a task and had

to run wild. Since she also had a romance novel in her hands, she wanted to pursue love bravely like the female protagonist

that she had left a set of keys at her dormitory, and the cleaning lady called to inform her to retrieve

free, so she decided to head over there to get

arrived at the cleaning lady’s office and got her keys, but just as she and the cleaning lady were having a casual conversation, she saw Corinne approaching

was in sportswear as she glanced at Shirley. A calculating glint flashed in her eyes as she thought, Wouldn’t