Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom

Chapter 239 Irreconcilable

Enemies It was the first time for Mandy to go out with Bishop and she was inevitably a bit excited.

It just so happened that Bishop was in a good mood in recent days and the atmosphere in the car was quite harmonious.

When they arrived at the hotel, Bishop handed Mandy his ID card and said softly, "Go to check in while I go to the restroom."

Mandy nodded and walked to the front desk.

Bishop waved his hand, and Bob immediately pushed him in the direction of the restroom.

Bishop had been used to solving his physical needs with others’ help, which seemed like a shame, but his disability protected him from many troubles.

In the restroom, Bob carried Bishop back to his wheelchair and spoke up, "Mr.Adams, is it appropriate to bring Mandy out?"

Bishop sneered, "Why? I will manipulate her and take advantage of her."

Bob nodded and stopped asking more.

Bishop controlled the wheelchair to move out of the restroom.

From a distance, he could see a middle-aged woman in brown cleaning overalls stumbling and running to Mandy, so he stopped the wheelchair.

The woman ran to Mandy, surprised and excited, "Mandy?"

Mandy turned around, and when she saw the woman, she suddenly turned pale and subconsciously took a step back.

completely immersed in the excitement, stepped forward and directly reached out her hand to pull Mandy, "Mandy, why are

and said coldly,

"Okay."

a year since you ran away from home.How about coming home this weekend, your dad and I miss you very

hearing her words, and she directly shook off the woman's hand, shouting at her, "I don't have a dad! My dad died long ago,

teeth and turned around, put away the sheet and room card, and lifted the things next to her

over to stop her, "Mandy, you

her words and

standing on the other side didn’t move forward to interfere in

the elevator, and said, "Check Mandy's family status someday and report back

was clear that only knew

Bob responded, "Yes."

in a hurry with her things and felt relieved

the formalities

"It's okay."

gentle manner, "There's no

on the couch, looked lazily across the table, and asked softly, "What's wrong? In

up his glass and drank off the wine, grunting coldly and asking rhetorically, "Is there

and poured another glass, "Recently Jeanne

"You know that Jeanne

want him to

said angrily, "Last time, I narrowly escaped being seized by him,

didn't change because he

grumbled indignantly, "We are