A Perfect Lie Hides Behind My Billionaire Marriage (reese and hudson)

Yesterday, Lukas spent an evening with Elias over drinks. He firmly believed that a true gentleman should never engage in disputes with women. This time, he decided to take the proactive step of going back home, providing Reese an honorable exit from the situation.

Martins, upon witnessing Lukas's decision, finally exhaled a sigh of relief. "What type of flowers do you think we should buy, Mr. Strakovski? Roses, perhaps?"

Having a vague idea about the ongoing situation between Reese and his superior, Martins speculated that Lukas was gearing up to extend an apology to Miss Roberts.

As expected, Lukas affirmed Martins' hunch, albeit with a slight shake of his head regarding the flower choice. "Let's opt for lilies; their symbolism should suffice," Lukas suggested.

Lukas had always harbored a belief that roses were overly conspicuous when it came to conveying sentiments of affection.

Accepting the suggestion, Martins concurred, "Very well, I'll take care of it promptly."

While en route to the office's exit, Martins encountered his typically chilly and composed Mr Strakovski once more, who interjected, "Oh, one more thing!"

Pausing in his tracks, Martins pivoted back with a quizzical expression. "Mr. Strakovski, is there an additional task you require me to address?"

Lukas posed a somewhat awkward question, "Do I come across as oily in these clothes? Does the overall look... come across as appealing?"

Martins shuddered at this question. When did the Mr. Strakovski lose all his confidence?

responded earnestly, "Absolutely not, Mr. Strakovski. Truth be told, you appear

brush aside the compliment and cleared his throat, delving into an

and at that moment, he thought he was

with a puzzled face: "Mr Strakovski, what are you talking

in a subtle display of irritation. He waved his hand dismissively,

is still very bothered by what Reese said, that he disgusts

did he exactly disgust

deeply, took out a cigarette, and just as he was about to light it, he suddenly

The hospital, Reese's ward.

to Mariel when the door to the ward

and smiled at the two of them in the ward, "Let's eat dinner!

up a box of food, she

gaze, it

and spoke tactfully, "I'll go

sat down by Reese's

to breaking down when he

time Reese had seen Luther since he returned to the country. For the first time at the airport,