The Reunion After Seven Years
Chapter 99 The Bidding Event
Jay sighed.
"Avery, will you be okay if I leave Jay with you tomorrow? We have that bidding meeting tomorrow and I cannot miss it. I have to return to the company,"
Nicole asked Avery.
Nobody could stop time. It would quietly pass by no matter what you wanted it to do. Time waited for no one. The bidding event finally came.
"Yes, we'll be alright. I promise that I will take good care of him. But are you sure you want to leave with Jay so soon after the bidding event? Jay still needs more rest. You should at least give it a little more time. Plus, you haven't figured out the truth about what happened to Ning Group yet,"
Avery told Nicole in an attempt to make her stay longer.
"I know. I'll still have to think about it. Right now, the most important thing for me is Jay's health."
Nicole thought that perhaps God was playing tricks on her somehow. Right now, she had no choice but to stay a bit longer so that Jay could recover completely. However, she also had a lingering feeling that if she did not leave as soon as possible, she would never get the chance to leave again.
The next morning, Nicole made sure that she had all the documents with her before she left the hospital and returned to the Gu Group.
"Director Ning, you're back," Lily greeted as soon as she saw her.
Lily looked at Nicole like she was a family member that she hadn't seen in a long time.
"I sent you messages every day, didn't I? How have you been? We are heading to the site soon, right?"
Nicole organized all the documents she needed to bring to the site.
Lily suddenly heard a voice from behind them when she was about to speak, which made her turn around.
"Director Ning, your ride is ready. Mr. Gu is waiting for you in the car."
Jared stood stiffly by the door. He arrived so suddenly that it almost felt like he knew the exact time that Nicole would arrive in the company.
"Okay, yeah, I'll head over there."
out of the office with the documents
her mental state. Today was an important bidding event and she knew that
didn't bother to greet Kerr but instead, just silently took the seat beside him. She felt like her heart was about to jump out of her rib cage based on how fast it was beating. Maybe
"How is Jay doing?"
glanced at the woman beside
ago but he still kept tabs
you for the concern, Mr. Gu," Nicole answered. "By the way, I need to give this to you. I
from her bag
she would stay with Jay at the hospital for a few more days, she knew she couldn't stay in the Gu Group any longer. She wanted
even want
what you really
already looked seriously committed to resigning from the Gu Group. But when Kerr was handed the letter, he just couldn't accept it in his heart. He was unwilling
her head
is what
cupped her small face with his hands. His eyes looked down on her
met hers, Nicole pushed him away with all her strength
Clap!
quickly sobered up both of
as she did it. She stared
you really hate me
eye contact, he couldn't help but feel upset about
felt so defeated before… all because
be old enough to know what
to see how much she struggled to hide her
stand to be in the same room with Kerr
the car definitely became extremely awkward
in the driver's seat and tried his best to be as quiet as he could. He couldn't help but feel even more respect for Nicole because she stood up for herself like that. Jared had worked for Kerr for
a silver-gray Porsche, Sunny was driving alongside Kerr's car. She witnessed with her own two eyes
saw that scene. She reached for her
the thing I asked
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