Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 133 Mason Schumacher

Whitney rolled her eyes at his remarks and stopped talking. Soon, she moved to the other end of the seat and played with her phone.

Nicole handed over the menu to him. “Take a look at what you want to eat. I’ve already ordered all the ones that have been ticked.”

Mason glanced at it. After finding out that she had actually ordered a lot, he shook his head. “Wow, you ordered a lot, and it’s more than enough for me.”

He closed the menu and noticed that the atmosphere was a little quiet. The two people sitting next to him didn’t intend to speak, so he took the initiative to start a conversation.

“By the way, when I first came in, I saw one of our company’s employees leave.”

Nicole raised her eyebrows and said with a light smile, “Maybe she was here to eat too.”

Mason reached out and pointed at the table. After glancing around the booth, he bluntly revealed, “But I saw that she came out of your booth.”

“So

stop calling me like that. It makes us look like strangers. Anyway, I’m just asking out of curiosity. I remember that person, Daniella Zimmer. She is a junior staff member in the design department. Although she has been with Pinnacle for a long time, it seems that she has always stayed at that level, never getting promoted or demoted.” Mason smiled. “If I remember correctly, she has

expect you to know the people under your command quite well.” Nicole smiled, noticing Mason’s shrewdness. He was not as foolish as the outside world had made him

his chin,

not good at business, so I have to at least know a little bit about the other

didn’t care whether what Mason said was true or false.

a while, the dishes came. Whitney lowered her head and concentrated on eating, completely ignoring

he became even more interested in her. “Beauty Whitney, it’s not fun

him an

want to talk to him, Mason

“Little beauty, if there’s anything you want or need, you can call me. I promise to tell you

at Nicole and said, “Miss Nicole, I can feel that this man is not a

squinted and smiled. She first reached for the napkin to

of Nicole—she had found