The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming
Chapter 1091
Chapter 1091
Watching Kevin left angrily, Susan stomped her foot in frustration, ‘I don’t even know why he is taking out his anger on me out of nowhere! That darn Blake!’
After snagging the contract, Kevin returned to the office. When he saw that Zach was not in, he called him
to fill him in on the details.
Zach said, “Well done. Have someone keep a close eye on everything to ensure it’s all good on the
wedding day.”
“Okay, Mr. Jardin,” said Kevin and ended the call. The brand-new contracts that were dropped off for
at his desk, he could not concentrate at all. Holding a pen, he rubbed his forehead and spent the entire morning distracted. Kevin had never felt this emotionally
wrong
3 pm, Susan swung by to remind Kevin about the meeting and wrapped up by
him in. It was like second nature to her by now, “Ah! Mr. Harrison, Blake left the office this morning. I texted her, and she said she was with Ms. Samford, helping
hasn’t returned yet, but I just messaged her
got a reply and immediately checked it
already gone back home. What! It’s a message replied by Mr. Xander!” The usually calm person who talked slowly suddenly shouted. Janice sneakily glanced at Kevin, who had returned to his office. Her heart
company’s private group chat started buzzing again.
someone fed her some sweet, delicious soup. She eagerly slurped down two bowls, not
was a hangover soup that Liam
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