The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 485 The Typical Behavior Of A Boss.

The girl felt a pang of sympathy for Lysander and tried to comfort her, saying, “I’ve heard that Mr. Guerra- is quite strict, but that’s just how bosses are, you know? Don’t take it to heart. If you’re really upset, make a voodoo doll of him! Trust me, it’s a great stress reliever.”

A warmth filled Lysander’s heart. “Thank you,” she said.

“No worries, we’re all just employees trying to make a living, no need for any formalities. I came here alone this time as well. It just so happens we get along pretty well. By the way, which room are you staying in? Maybe I’ll swing by tonight, and we can vent about those bloodsucking bosses who work us to the

bone!”

The people who attended the summit generally stayed in hotels arranged by the summit organizers.

Only Josiah and her were the exceptions.

Lysander said, “I have something to do tonight.”

“Seriously? You’re already out on a business trip, and they’re still making you work overtime? Sure, the pay at Guerra Group is high, but it’s no different from modern–day slavery.”

Lysander nodded with a smile.

A few minutes had passed before Josiah entered.

As he was the most influential figure at the venue, he captured everyone’s attention the moment he walked in.

Tiffany was no longer by his side. He sat alone in the huge area of Zone A as if it was his own domain.

With that, the summit continued.

After having breakfast, Lysander felt much more energetic. She was focused on the speeches given by the various titans of the industry, learning what she could and taking notes on what she didn’t understand to look up later.

The day was filled with meetings, giving her a sense of fulfillment.

When the afternoon came to a close, Tiffany returned.

Lysander intentionally delayed her exit from the venue, and as soon as she stepped out, she saw Tiffany engaged in a lively conversation with Josiah.

“Lysander!”

Lysander hummed in acknowledgment.

Josiah said, “Alright, everyone’s here. Let’s get in the car.”

“Jose, are we staying at the same hotel as last night?”

“Yes.”

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car keys to unlock the vehicle, pulling the door open before sliding into the driver’s seat. “Get

found his smile a little

didn’t want to engage in much conversation with Josiah. As soon as she got in the car, she closed her eyes and pretended to

the way, Tiffany started sharing her observations from the day. “Apex

park did you

feet began to ache. However, it was indeed worth the visit. Today,

Josiah said, “Tiffany.”

“Hmm?”

“Lower your voice.”

realized what was happening and asked in a

her rest for a while.”

an “OK” gesture with her hand.

car was enveloped in a profound silence. Josiah, aside from stealing a few glances at Lysander, showed

as they drove deeper into the

fretting over the possibility of messing up her hair, Tiffany suddenly tugged at the corner of her dress and asked, “Lysander, are you

“Mmm–hmm, Lysander responded.

past the point of exhaustion, feeling as if she was half–dead, but sleep still

she was more than happy to rest and

Tiffany’s timid tone that she was been feeling rather embarrassed at that moment. She whispered her gratitude to Lysander, “Lysander, last night was such

somewhat

pads. I was too shy to ask for them myself, and Jose couldn’t get any either. If it weren’t for your willingness to help, I would have had to wait

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485 The Typical Behavior Of A Boss

couldn’t help but open her eyes. She saw Tiffany’s blushing face, the latter’s fingers nervously twisted together. A wave of allection for Tiffany welled up

a man, in the car, didn’t affect her ability to speak her mind. She said what she wanted to say, irrespective of

hearing these words, Tiffany’s immediate reaction was embarrassment. She lowered her head and murmured, “But if others find

anyone ever teased

“Back in school, whenever the boys in class

it the same

“Mmm–hmm.”

lady like her has developed such

about what others think. This is a normal physiological process that every girl goes through. There’s no need to feel ashamed.”