Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 111 Don’t Look For Me Anymore

With the release of the new summer line looming, both Nicole and Joanna began to get busy.

During lunch break at noon, Nicole was looking through the design drafts on her computer when the door suddenly opened, and Henry came in with her lunch.

When Nicole saw him, she quickly turned off the computer screen.

“Nicole, you didn’t come out at all, so I just thought I’d bring your lunch in. You haven’t eaten yet, right?” Henry smiled warmly and placed the lunch box in his hand on the table.

Staring at the computer for a long time made Nicole’s eyes a little uncomfortable, so she reached out and rubbed her eyes to relieve the fatigue.

“I’ve eaten. Scarlett brought me food,” Nicole answered in a hoarse voice.

She had been too busy these few days, so she stayed in the office almost the whole time she was at work, and Scarlett would bring her breakfast and lunch.

indifferently and continued, “It’s okay. I’ll bring it over to you earlier next time, Nicole. Just tell

paused, then remembered Scarlett’s

heard Nicole call him, he immediately raised

and they had to work on the winter collection right after the launch. She had no

the smile on his face vanished. His expression tensed up as

Right now, we’re just friends at

of him seemed to have changed all of a sudden as she had become calm and confident. Originally, he thought he could

few days, a lot of gossip had spread in the Gardner Corporation because of his frequent visits to Nicole’s office. Queenie was satisfied

getting a taste of that, Henry was even more reluctant to let her

he put on a guilty expression. “I’m sorry, Nicole. I-I didn’t think that

at him, she found the atmosphere to be a little stiff. She sighed slightly before continuing, “Henry, I’m now representing F&M Apparel at the Gardner Corporation. Let’s not get too close to each other since people in the office are gossiping. After this project is completed, we can

couldn’t make any more excuses. Lifting up the things in his hand,

didn’t speak, and she didn’t look at him

turned