Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me

Chapter 6 Scolding Someone Elegantly

Hearing Callum’s voice, Elspeth rejected, “No, thanks. I’m having lunch outside with Mr. Beischel.”

After hanging up, Albert, who was sitting opposite her, smiled. He did not like listening to gossip, so he only found out from Elspeth herself as to why she came to the company.

“Elsie, I’ve seen all five young masters of the Winthrop Family. If I had to choose, I think Callum is the most excellent of the five. He’s gotten a lot of big projects in the years since he became president. Plus, he’s calm and has an excellent personality. I think you can consider him.”

Elspeth was drinking water and immediately refused, “No, no, no. Mr. Beischel. I don’t think there’s anything to consider about an iceberg like him.”

To her, Callum had a cold personality and what she said this morning was only to piss him off.

Albert laughed heartily before talking about the other members in the Winthrop Family. After lunch, they returned to the company and she continued staying in the security booth for the whole afternoon.

When Callum finished his afternoon meeting, he asked his assistant and was told that Elspeth was still at the security booth. And this woman says she likes me the most? Now that she’s at the company with me, she spends all day with the security guard? What trick is she playing?

Sitting at his desk, he stayed silent for two seconds before ordering, “Do a

“Yes, Mr. Winthrop.”

just turned around

arrived and began to observe Callum’s office before lazily asking, “What’s the

won’t like it if you stay at

so don’t blame me for disturbing your work.” Once she said

grabbed a file and saw that she was playing a game on the phone, which seemed

Eight minutes later, the office was filled with

game is to stay alive, not send yourself to

you using your

“Geez. You’re as useless as a mob! All

speechless. He thought she was criticizing the players quite elegantly because the people she was screaming at were retaliating with

to him. Also, he began to suspect that when she said she liked him the most, she intended to say she hated him the most. Wait, the one she hates the most