Dear Sweetheart novel

Dear Sweetheart Chapter 216 A New Pet
Having picked up on the slight hesitation in her tone, Curtis narrowed his eyes and took over the phone in her hand.
“Mr. Chambers, this is Curtis.”
He then put the phone on speaker so Rayna could listen in on the conversation as she continued eating.
Due to his deliberate use of layman’s terms, she finally understood what the men were talking about at the end of their conversation.
After hanging up the call, Curtis returned the phone to her, saying, “You’ve never handled something like this before, so it’s normal not to understand what’s going on right away. I’ll have Gabriel send the relevant documents to you, and you should get a better idea once you’ve gone through them.”
“Isn’t this considered an abuse of power, Mr. Faymon?” Gabriel interjected. “If Ms. Garland wants any documents, she should be getting them from Hatchair Group.”
“There’s nothing interesting about Hatchair Group’s documents.” Curtis narrowed his eyes at his assistant. His tone was chilly as he remarked, “I advise you to think more and speak less.”
Learning of the man’s intents, Rayna thanked him with utmost sincerity. “Thank you, Mr. Faymon.”
“You’re welcome.”
After having lunch at Gabriel’s house and staying there for a little longer, Rayna took her leave. She still had things to take care of, and she had to go through all of the documents Gabriel gave her.
A moment after she left, Curtis was about to go as well.
Unfortunately, he was stopped by his assistant. Gabriel wore a smile that didn’t quite reach his eyes as he queried, “Mr. Faymon, you’ve already wasted all afternoon. I don’t suppose a couple more minutes will matter.”
“What is it?”
Gabriel pursed his lips and whistled. Soon, an ugly-looking pup came into view, causing Curtis’ expression to darken. He quickly pulled his assistant to the front, blocking himself from the puppy.
“Mr. Faymon, it’s a puppy, and it doesn’t have much fur. Do you mind taking care of it?”
Casting a glare at the man, Curtis enunciated, “Come again?”
“It’s not just an ordinary puppy, Mr. Faymon. It’s an intelligent breed, so it can help guard your house.”

“I have a home security system.”
“It might be useful when you’re out and about. It can help carry things.”
“I have a driver.”
Gabriel sighed in resignation after his suggestions were refuted by his boss. Suddenly, an idea occurred to him, and he exclaimed, “Mr. Faymon, did you know Ms. Garland gave it a name? She named it Lucky.”
Noticing Curtis’ lack of response, Gabriel continued to persuade him, “Ms. Garland wants to raise the puppy, but she doesn’t have a courtyard, and the condominium she’s staying at doesn’t allow dogs. Don’t you think it’s auspicious to have a cat named Happy and a dog named Lucky?”
Curtis inched backward as the puppy was about to lunge at him, his face devoid of expression the entire time.
“I’m not raising it.”
He wasn’t interested in raising a pet.
“Please reconsider, Mr. Faymon,” Gabriel coaxed. “Ms. Garland really likes it. She’ll be happy to invite you in for a coffee if you bring Lucky to visit her.”
At that, Curtis let out a snort of laughter. “I don’t need a dog’s help for that.”
Gabriel stroked his chin. He begged to differ from his employer’s statement. “I noticed that Ms. Garland didn’t seem too keen to see you. Don’t you think so, Mr. Faymon?”
Once again, Curtis was left speechless.
Finally, after his assistant’s relentless persuasion, he left with a crate and a bag of kibble in his hands. It was a heart-warming scene, but a complicated expression was plastered on his face.
On the way back, Curtis’ gaze landed on the crate sitting on the passenger seat. The puppy looked back at him and wagged its tail excitedly, wanting to get out of its crate.
He shifted his gaze and massaged his temples helplessly. “I must be crazy.”
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The Ragdoll kitten was young, but because it had been adequately socialized, it wasn’t afraid of humans at all. It sprinted around the living room and played with the toys Rayna brought from Gabriel’s home.
Jessica loved the kitten, too, and would spend all day playing with it, leaving Wyatt heartbroken.
When he came to pick her up the next day and saw she was playing with the kitten again, Wyatt asked piteously, “Am I not handsome enough? Why are you only paying attention to the kitten and not me?”
“Behave yourself in broad daylight, please!” Jessica chided, kicking him in the leg.
“I’m on my best behavior!” He wrapped an arm around her shoulder and lifted a brow. “Such a tiny little thing can’t please you, can it?” he asked teasingly.
“Wyatt Lopez! You pervert!”
Looking at the bantering couple, Rayna felt the urge to beat Wyatt up.
Life is hard!
Her Mercedes-Benz was undergoing maintenance work. It just so happened that Hatchair Group and Faymon Group weren’t far apart, so Wyatt took her to work. “What did you two name the kitten?” he queried.
“Happy.”
Upon hearing her response, he burst out laughing. “Curtis named his puppy ‘Lucky,’ and you named your kitten ‘Happy.’ This is too funny!”
“No way. Mr. Faymon’s raising a puppy?” A hint of surprise could be heard in Jessica’s voice. “Doesn’t he hate hairy animals? One time, an employee accidentally brought their cat to the office, and he punished them by deducting half a year’s worth of bonus.”
“Well, people’s preferences can change.” Wyatt glanced at Rayna through the rearview mirror and hinted, “Perhaps it’s because of a certain someone.”
“Just drive!” Rayna rolled her eyes at him in response.
“Okay, okay. I’ll obey my sister-in-law’s words,” said the man with a playful smile plastered on his face. “I’ll refer to you as my sister-in-law from now on. Don’t forget about everything I’ve done for you guys when you two work out.”