The Promise Of Happiness

Chapter 22 The Girlfriend Of Mister Moss

Right as the two receptionists were ready to witness Natalie humiliating herself, the latter successfully unlocked the VIP elevator with her fingerprint and walked into it.

Instantly, the two were stupefied.

That woman looks to be about twenty-five and is far from being attractive. How could she possibly use the VIP elevator?

“Could it be that she’s our dream guy, Mr. Moss’ girlfriend?”

“It can’t be! Didn’t you see the freckles on that woman’s face? Mr. Moss will never like such an ugly woman like her.”

“If she isn’t Mr. Moss’ girlfriend, could it be that she’s our chairman?”

“T-That’s even more impossible.”

The discussion continued for a long while. Yet, they still could not figure out Natalie’s identity.

Meanwhile, the elevator reached the thirty-sixth floor, where the CEO’s office was located.

As Yandel was still stalling Ross Trevor in the CEO’s office, he had sent his assistant, Jonty Jernigan, to greet Natalie.

me to wait for

response. “Is he still here? Has

here. However, Ross wants to leave after realizing that he has fallen for Mr. Moss’ trap. Mr. Moss has no choice but

over there

door before unlocking the door using

was Yandel sitting on the floor while clinging to Ross’ leg with all his strength to stop the latter from stepping

instant, he loosened his grip on Ross’ leg and rose to his feet, brushing the

Boss,

distinguished aura that a CEO should possess. He then raised his eyebrow. “Mr. Trevor,

Natalie closed the door.

upon

Back then, he was an outstanding and dashing man. However, now, he looked decadent and lifeless. The stubble under his chin had turned into a fuzzy

the meantime, the latter also scrutinized the woman, who had barged into the office all of

calling a little girl to persuade me after failing to do so

was furious upon hearing Ross’ description of his boss. “Please have some respect.

it be aside

it again. I’ll throw you

only had Ross’ elegance diminished, but he was also filled with pricks and wariness