Obsessive CEO’s Sinful Wife

Chapter 167

Serenity walked into the office, after which Connor gently closed the door behind her.

He decided to bring Serenity here not just because of what she had told him, of course, but because he knew how much his own boss cared about this woman. Perhaps he only wanted her to coax him a little. Besides, Serenity looked very visibly troubled just now, so it might give Jackson a great chance to swoop in and save her.

The thought of this somehow brightened Connor’s mood.

Afterward, when he returned to his office, his colleague came over to him and asked, “Who was that woman who went into the CEO’s office with you just now, Mr. Gunn?”

The employee was especially curious because judging by the way the woman dressed, there was no way that she was the kind of person who usually went in and out of Mr. Valor’s office at all.

Nevertheless, the only reply from Connor was, “That’s none of your business. If you needed to know about it, you would’ve known it already.”

along, gossiping about Jackson Valor had always

she had firmly refused to stay by his side no matter what, and she was certain that from

never expected that the day she had to swallow her own pride and come crawling back to him would

with his hair combed back neatly,

shirt collar and a navy blue tie. His long fingers were wrapped around a black fountain pen, and as he held

in the office for a long while until at last, his voice broke

here just

never thought that he would still call her “Sis‘ after all this time. Still, this nickname was nothing more than a mockery and a cruel joke to her as it reminded her of how naive and stupid she had been. Back then, not only did she bring him back to her place, but she had even treated him like

to ask of you,” she said, licking

responded, but his eyes were still fixed on the documents,

released. They’ve been locked up long enough. I’m sure they’ve learned their lessons. I’m going to the police station to withdraw the case, but the case has always been handled by the prosecutor and your lawyers, so… I’d