Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 390

Marguerite followed behind Frederick, her mood as gloomy as a rainy day, as they headed to the makeshift office by the construction site.

The office was nothing more than a temporary space put up with wooden planks. The lighting was poor, and the furniture was bare bones.

But when Frederick sat down at the desk, he seemed to glow like a lantern in the dark.

As she looked at him, an old saying came to mind: a diamond in the rough.

However, she wasn’t in the mood to appreciate his good looks. He had just given her a good scolding, and she was still bitter about it.

Without any further orders from him, Marguerite just stood there, unmoving.

She watched as Frederick pulled out a large blueprint and started sketching with a freshly sharpened pencil. He was utterly focused, his eyes never leaving the paper.

He had a noble, aristocratic air about him, yet he wasn’t soft or weak. His sharp features and the way he held the pencil, firm and confident, made him seem more like a king overseeing his kingdom.

standing, her legs began to ache. Finally, Frederick put down his pencil, looked at Marguerite, and coldly ordered, “Come here.”

with her head down, only to see that the blank piece of paper had turned into a

was

building was a massive fifty stories tall, covering an area of 25,000 square meters! And he had managed to sketch out

minutes!

he even human?

the desk with one hand and rested the other on the back of Frederick’s chair. She bent slightly, leaning in to

she didn’t realize how close she was to Frederick.

ventilation system that connects the entire building. There’s a control valve on every floor.”

system? Control valves? An idea suddenly popped

that eliminate formaldehyde in the valves. That way, when the ventilation system is activated, it will spread the fresheners throughout the building, speeding up the removal of

had merely been explaining the building’s structure to her and hadn’t fully expressed his idea yet, but she had managed

elaborate on them!

many people could read him so well. He couldn’t help but express his appreciation, “You’re quite

Frederick was praising her. She