Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Chapter 173 Each With Their Own Thoughts

“She’s right.”

Vinson replied coldly, “Why should I be welcoming to a stranger? But you can let her stay here if you really like her that much. Just inform me when you get sick of seeing her around.”

“You—” Susanne’s face was flushed red with anger. “I dare you to say that again! I’m helping you choose your future wife and not a playmate!”

“Oh, you don’t have to worry about that. I can find my own wife. Besides, I’ve already found her.”

Susanne was startled at Vinson’s words and suddenly recalled the phone call earlier. Her pupils constricted as she exclaimed, “You didn’t make that up just to brush me off?”

Not wanting to continue the conversation, Vinson glanced at his watch and said, “I have work to attend to.” Then, he strode off.

Only then did Susanne realize Vinson was being serious and pressed on excitedly, “Who is she? What are her qualifications? What’s her name? Have I met her before?”

concerned about the woman’s family

a woman from an average

son took interest in a woman, Susanne would

said before entering the elevator, which took him straight to

patience to wait. I need to find out who this woman is and run a background check on her. After all, the Nightshire family shall

out Vinson’s recent whereabouts and

so sorry, Wendy, my son is good at everything except dealing with women. Please don’t take it to heart, yeah? It will be fine once you two get to know each other

aware that Wendy had heard their entire conversation. Worried that the mother-son pair would end up in an argument,

nothing. Looking a little upset, she replied obediently, “Don’t worry about it, Ms. Stone. It’s normal for Mr. Nightshire to be dismayed. After all, it’s true that I’m imposing on your family. M-Maybe

unfamiliar city to you. I will worry if I leave you all by yourself. Just stay here and ignore that fella. I’ll be happy

at Wendy and held

the woman had her

allow Wendy to leave, citing the reason that she was already familiar with Jadeborough and that she should

Wendy, who could read people well,