Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 706

“No need for the meal. As for the apology, I don‘t think it‘s necessary either.” 

Timothy gave Lucas a cold look as he said without mercy, “I‘ve clearly told Miss Turner yesterday that the partnership between our families has come to an end.” 

Hearing that, Lucas turned pale in the face. He was also a little annoyed, thinking that Timothy was too cruel with his choice of words. 

Even if he was very dissatisfied, he could only endure it because of Timothy‘s relationship with Nicholas. 

As he was about to persuade a change of heart, the door to the office suddenly opened. 

Tessa walked in with a lunch box because she had promised her brother that she would deliver his meals today. When Timothy saw Tessa walking in, his originally haughty face turned gentle in an instant. 

“Tess, you‘re here.” 

Tessa nodded as she walked over to him, carrying the lunch box. 

When Yvette saw Tessa walking slowly toward them, her face fell. 

She never thought that this woman was Timothy‘s sister and also the mistress of the Sawyer Group. When she remembered the horrible words she said to this woman, her face instantly turned pale. 

Tessa frowned when she caught sight of Yvette and her father sitting on the couch. Even though she didn‘t know Lucas, Lucas looked very much like Yvette, so it wasn‘t difficult

are they

be gone

his assistant to escort the

and he was reluctant to

knew that if he stayed, he would only annoy Timothy and Tessa even more. So, he

how they had lost their golden opportunity to get involved with the prestigious Sawyer Group, and the more he thought about it,

for our family

anger, he gave Yvette a

upset, and she couldn‘t help but

told me who she was earlier. I wouldn‘t have done that, and everything afterward

else?” Lucas immediately questioned the way his daughter rationalized her decisions. On the

eat as she asked,

to apologize, but I have no intentions of forgiving

approved of his decision. “That‘s good; it can stop that

so

that, Timothy asked in concern,