The Runaway Groom

Chapter 506

It was a worker, who appeared sloppy as he carried a stack of documents and stood outside the door.

Irene's speech was cut short because of his sudden intrusion.

Knowing the abruptness of his arrival, he quickly lowered his head and walked along the wall.

He was here to deliver documents and had to use his elbow to keep the doors open as he entered, since he was holding the stack of paper in his arms.

He just did not expect the doors to swing open so abruptly and loudly, leaving him at a loss.

Still, the distraction was soon over, and Irene remained unaffected as she finished her speech.

Isaac had been sitting at an inconspicuous corner, his gaze bypassing countless others to stay fixed on Irene.

She seemed to sparkle when she spoke about her expertise, her confidence making her glow bewitchingly.

He did not even realize that he was smiling faintly, but he certainly admired her at that very moment.

She was no naive, ignorant child, and he could feel the passion in her speech.

And he admired her for that.

The forum was split over two days, and as they were done for the day, Irene slowly left the hall, with a hand clutching her belly.

before her,

one of the researchers.Your speech left

field, and while he did not know

Mead Clinic.Actually, I've been there myself and was trying to poach a talented young

on getting his previously unfinished business done—but

are lacking talents

icy voice called out

Isaac striding toward them, growling, "Do you know who

Mark nodded.

"Yes..."

are you bothering

annoyed— Irene was pregnant and the forum

but he was still bugging her with his nonsense!

and clearly had no need for money! In fact, he should be addressing her as 'ma'am' since Isaac had invested in his

knew that Mark had been to Minerva and

worry—our country's medical technology

know something

Mark quickly pressed.

there was no one eavesdropping, before saying, "Isaac

Mark's eyes widened.

he was obsessing over poaching talents, Isaac had outclassed him by directly taking a piece of the pie and becoming

be more impressed—it only made sense that

"Let's go,"