No Longer Lovesick After a Memory Loss

Chapter 52 Becoming Her Business Partner

After sending Edward back to Evergreen University, Freya returned home.

The next morning, she got up early and went to the Kaufmann Group. In the afternoon, she had to go to the Joint Department in West Geft. Freya planned to finish all the company’s daily affairs in the morning before going there.

She was busy with Ayden for the entire morning. After they had a meeting, it was already time for lunch.

Freya called the director of Caltun General Hospital, Ethan Griffiths, and explained that she had been too busy these past few days to visit her brother at the hospital.

After hearing that Braxton’s recovery was progressing well, she was relieved.

“Professor Harlan, you requested Jamie Fraser’s medical records last time. How is the research going?” The director’s voice was hesitant but hopeful.

Freya had studied Jamie’s case, and his condition was still unstable at the moment. There was still a possibility of changes in the cerebral hemorrhage.

“Let’s talk about it later and see how things go for a while,” she replied.

The best option was to wait until the condition stabilized before performing surgery.

Freya didn’t tell Edward about the plan to perform surgery on Jamie. In addition to being preoccupied with project matters, she was also pregnant at the same time. Hence, it would be the best time for surgery in a few months.

After hanging up the phone, Freya had lunch and left Ayden in charge of the company before driving alone to West Geft.

The streets of West Geft were complicated. By the time she arrived, it was already 2 p.m.

The Joint Department used to be a shopping mall that had been renovated. As it was newly established, there was still no signboard.

After entering, Freya saw people from various departments, separated by glass partitions that were set up temporarily.

As she looked around for a while, she saw Connor walking out from inside.

“Miss Kaufmann, there you are. Mr. Monaghan is already waiting for you,” he greeted.

Walking through the corridor with glass offices on both sides, she arrived at the innermost area where there were two offices.

“The one on the right is yours, and Mr. Monaghan usually stays on the left, but he’s waiting for you right -now,” Connor introduced.

Seeing the transparent glass, Freya frowned and asked, “Did you all not consider privacy issues when setting up the partitions?”

The space between the two offices was made of glass, so she would be exposed to Radley’s sight if she wanted to take a break.

decided to ask Ayden to buy a big

office. In the center of his office was a big

with his hand

focused on the map, he was slightly

Kaufmann is here, sir”

Freya was secretly stunned by his handsome appearance. He

here,”

is there a problem?”

a large-scale topographical map, much more detailed than those available on the

said, “This was originally planned as the site for a new scho but the surveyors

at the map for a

forward to report the situation. It was an ancient residence of a poet from the Miller family, who was not particularly renowned

and became focused. This is a

land. Freya focused her thoughts for

fell into deep thought and responded,” The school may

two of them were so engrossed in the conversation that they did not realize they were getting closer as they examined the site

a bit,” Freya pondered for a moment and said as she looked up.

her nose as her nose almost brushed

as well,

they looked at each other, one looking down and the

the fuzz on Freya’s face and her

them were startled for a moment, and Freya was

“Sorry, I got

away, Radley’s

His voice carried an

incorporate the Millers’ ancient residence into the

office.

She

up a screen, but then she found it too troublesome. Therefore, she asked Ayden to send over

she instructed for all the lower halves of

using frosted glass stickers to gradually block his

expression became

spoke up beside him. “Mr. Monaghan-

to come to the Joint Department partly

been successful in the business world, he understood the significance of understanding oneself and the opponent.