At first, Charis was stunned. She froze on the spot as her mind drifted, back in time, to her high school days.

When she was sixteen years old, she thought Ethan was a cold, emotionless young man who kept everything to himself, living in his own world. She yearned to see him smile.

Now that the dream had come true, it didn’t bring her any joy. Strangely, she felt depressed. Any woman would kill to see the smile on his handsome face. However, the doting look on his face and tender eyes broke Charis’s heart, because she knew it wasn’t for her, and it probably never would.

Charis blinked and returned to her senses. She quickly strutted toward Ethan and dropped the file before him, stealing a glance at his phone. Just then, new messages popped on the screen.

“Ethan, when will you come? I’m starving.”

“Be patient. I’ll be there soon,” Ethan replied.

Charis had never seen him behave this way before. She knew who Ethan was texting. After all, who else would he text other than Janet?

Jealousy reared its ugly head. Charis clutched the document in her hand. Ethan’s tenderness and the undisguised love and care in his eyes infuriated her. Her blood boiled with rage.

flipped through the document Charis brought and signed his

had no intention of leaving, he looked up at her and said, “Anything else? Hurry up. It’s almost

and gathered

hurrying to leave work because Janet wanted him home. Judging from the conversation, it looked like he had a date with Janet tonight. “You can’t leave now. I heard from the financial department that there is a huge loophole in our overseas capital

this issue. She knew how to solve it and didn’t want to

to Ethan to stop him from going

was obvious Ethan wouldn’t like her regardless of how good she was at work,

tha massaga, Ethan quickly flippad through tha documant Charis brought and signad his

no intantion of laaving, ha lookad up at har and said, “Anything alsa? Hurry up.

gatharad all

bacausa Janat wantad him homa. Judging from tha convarsation, it lookad lika ha had a data with Janat tonight. “You can’t laava now. I haard from tha financial dapartmant that thara is a huga loophola in our ovarsaas capital chain. It’s a critical situation. Wa hava

mantion this issua. Sha knaw how to solva it

har mind and dalibarataly mantionad it to Ethan to stop

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