Bogus Billionaire by Shining Riviera

Chapter 94

Raising an eyebrow, Sean stared at her and waited, but she faltered and didn’t continue. Soon, the waiter came with their food, so Sean

said, “Let’s eat.”

After finishing their meal, Sean and Caroline said their goodbyes. He watched her as she left before he took his phone out to call Kirk.” Where are you?”

“At the company.”

Kirk had rented a place for his company in a small business district east of town. It wasn’t exactly huge, so he’d asked Eddy to have the 88th floor emptied so that it could be turned into a leisure area for him to work out.

When Kirk said that he was at the company, Sean instantly knew what he meant. “I saw your wife today.”

Kirk had been listening to Sean without much interest, but now he froze. His fingers halted, and the pen in his grasp stopped moving. His expression turned grim.

“We even had something to eat.”

“Sean!” Kirk warned.

“It was a coincidence. She was here to fix

long as you help her fix it, she’ll start admiring you and thinking better of you. Your relationship will improve tremendously

massaged his temples; his face was taut with tension. The scenes from last night

the initiative had ignited the passion in him, but her tears had quenched

own will.

so quiet that

Caroline had loved Eddy for eight years, so how could she let

easily?

between them? He didn’t say it aloud but instead asked, “Are you

don’t care?”

question, a knock came from the door, and Kirk

room. Noticing that Kirk was talking on the

“Speak,” Kirk told him.

that we have bought will

are the drafts that they will release to the public on the day of the official

there’s nothing wrong with them, I’ll tell them that they’re

was as though he’d totally forgotten Sean’s existence. Sean was used to this, so he simply waited silently for him to go through

the deeper the frown on Kirk’s lace was. Noticing this, Charles hesitated a little before asking. “Perhaps we should have them redo

to meet Charles‘. He said, “Delay the registration deadline for the contest by