Chapter 341 Toby’s Finally Awake

Upon hearing that Sonia was looking for Carl, Charles lowered his gaze in despair, but he kept up a jaunty tone as he said, “I thought you were going to ask about something important when you called me, baby. I didn’t think you’d be asking after Carl. I’m hurt.”

“Stop it.” Sonia pinched the space between her brows. “Do you think you could get ahold of Carl’s agent, Charles? Maybe he’ll know where Carl is and if he is at work or someplace else.”

“Fine, I’ll call them up and ask.” Charles raked his fingers through his slightly-mussed hair.

 

Sonia hummed briefly in response. “Thanks for doing this, Charles.”

“It’s no problem at all.” He shook his head, then asked, “By the way, are you going back to Paradigm Co. or will you be recuperating at home today?”

“Probably the former. I’m not doing too poorly anyway, so there’s no point staying home when I can go back to the office.” As she said this, she tried to soothe the dull ache that seemed to thrum beneath the skin of her lower abdomen.

Charles was hoping to persuade her to stay home, but knowing how stubborn she was, he decided against it and sighed as he said, “Fine. I’ll go over and help out with some paperwork. I can only imagine the mountain of documents you’d have to go through after you skipped out on work yesterday.”

Sonia knew that he was only trying to lighten her burden, and her heart warmed at his kind offer. She nodded with a grateful smile. “Okay.”

When the call ended, she put her phone down and stretched lazily, then headed into the bathroom to wash up.

 

to her office when she saw Daphne standing at the doorway, looking expectant. “President Reed!” Daphne greeted her with a

opened the door to the office, asking, “Anything interesting happened while

Dafoe did say a couple of nasty things about you, something

on Sonia’s lips. “Guess they figured out that there’s no way for them to steal my share of the authority in this company, not while it’s the majority anyway. I suppose

for her absence yesterday, since it had to do with her personal affairs. In retrospect, she felt lucky that she hadn’t told anyone of the real reason; if Asher and the others could pick faults under such vague circumstances, then she could only imagine how merciless they would be if they found out she missed work because she had gone

Daphne agreed heartily with

her chair from behind her desk and turned on her computer. “Any work

swiftly opened up the folder in her arms when she heard this

she was done, Sonia nodded.

to my desk now, President Reed.”

her for a moment, then said, “Hold on. Could you help me book an appointment with a

have something attested, President Reed?” Daphne asked curiously, pushing her glasses

Charles’ purchasing efforts. I can’t just take all of that for nothing, so I think the best way to go is to have a lawyer notarize it; I’d pay Charles and Carl back in

the two men for what

admiration. “I understand, President Reed. I’ll get right on it and set an appointment with

Charles had asked her to.

taking it for granted, particularly when it involved a huge sum of money. On this point alone, Sonia had earned herself rightful respect on

giving her secretary

in a day’s work,” Daphne replied

up the desk Charles used the last time?

this, and she was so overwhelmed at that moment that she clenched her fists. Nonetheless, she maintained her composure and kept her excitement under wraps, though her voice was slightly higher as she replied, “Yes,

Sonia waved her off with yet another

the desk

popped in. Seeing him, Sonia put her pen down and asked, “How did it go? Did you manage to get a hold of Carl’s

even a possibility for me,” Charles said with

a hold of Carl’s agent, and he

Carl now?” Sonia asked just as relief seeped through

sip of the coffee Daphne had handed him earlier. “He went back to Jordain County to take care of something, and

still baffled

have to wait until Carl’s return

spent the last two nights unconscious. As though witnessing

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