The Bound Between Us

Chapter 147

Herman’s reaction was just as Cason had anticipated Cason smirked slyly “Mr. Salstrom, I think we should find a private place to discuss some secrets about Anastasia i spill the beans.”

Herman frowned, his voice cold and hard. “Nelson, take him to the reception” Having said that, Herman left with the rest of the senior management.

Cason, sitting in his wheelchair, watched Herman, still stone-faced and imposing. It seemed his words had no effect on Herman’s mood, which made Cason a bit nervous.

Herman was unpredictable.

Most people, hearing that their wife was pregnant before marriage, would flip out, demanding the truth of the matter. But aside from a brief moment of surprise, Herman had shown no other reaction.

The executives trailing behind Herman were all the cream of the crop in the business world. Each one of them was a heavy hitter in their own field. Cason was becoming more and more envious and bitter. Herman always seemed to be standing at a height that every man craved, out of reach.

“Sir, please follow me.” Nelsons expression was blank, yet calm.

a big splash. But it felt like he was punching cotton, causing no reaction at

could only follow Nelson to the reception.

room, left him there, and assigned a secretary to

the boardroom of Elysian Technologies, dozens of top-level employees were in a meeting, with Herman sitting on the side, expressionless, listening to the reports. The meeting lasted for nearly two hours, and Herman

the meeting, Herman went back to his office and asked coldly.

pulled up the surveillance footage of Cason in the room and turned the computer screen towards Herman. “Cason is starting to get

times. He was indeed getting impatient. Whenever he asked the secretary when Herman would come, the secretary would always put him off with the excuse that Mr.

asked you to keep tabs on

the hospital to make a scene, but

been doing recently. I want results within an hour. I haven’t seen

Nelson sensed that Herman was

His eyes coldly watched the

waiting in the reception room from morning until well into the afternoon, still without seeing Herman. His patience had run out, and he decided to leave in his