Begging For A Reconciliation

Leah paid no heed to the rumors. She was about to get engaged; the rumors should be cleared up once she was engaged. In addition, she was not one to participate in gossip.

She had signed a three years contract with the Howard Group, and she planned to spend the three years here as low profile as possible. She did not intend to become the talk of the office.

This morning, she went to work as usual. It was the morning rush hour, and the elevator was packed like sardines. Leah stood in a corner, and nobody greeted her.

“Check her out!”

“Oh yes, I’ve read about her in the news.”

“Let me see. It does look like her.”

Leah heard a few women whispering about something in the elevator. People began to look her way suspiciously. She grew uncomfortable with the eyes on her.

As the elevator door opened, she quickly stepped out. She took out her cell phone to check the news. It was likely she was mentioned in the news,and she did not know about it.

rumors spread like wildfire in Pasteria. When she was in Melville, Leah never enjoyed following the entertainment news. Now she had to, or she would not be able

president’s office when she saw the news about her engagement with Ian. There was a blurry photo of them, but anyone could tell it was Leah in it. People

Han was sitting by his desk, expressionless. Leah glanced up and she was surprised to

her handbag down. “You’re early today, Mr. Howard.” Han pointed to a

packed meal; it looked like Han had brought it from his home. She shook her head,

having a second breakfast, is there?” Leah bit her

at Animal Boom today,” said Han, raising an eyebrow. Leah

he was threatening her. She didn’t like to be threatened, but Han had always been bossy and he would never take no for

was reluctant to obey him, but she was done with playing Animal Boom in the office. She put down her phone to open the

she had been married to Han for three years and the Howard family’s chef knew exactly

she was savoring the food, Han picked up her phone casually. Noticing what he was doing, Leah tried to grab her phone,

was irritated by the fact she did not notice him when she entered the office because her eyes were glued to

Leah frowned. Han easily unlocked her phone, and his face fell. He scowled at Leah, “You’re getting engaged

a step back, frightened. She bit her lip, “It’s none of your business.” Han grabbed her chin. “None of my business? Have you forgotten your

“We are done, Han. You have no right to intrude into my life now.” Han was furious. “You mean

death. It’s all because you