Jasper clicked his tongue in response. “Mr. Faymon, don’t accuse me of being a cunning businessman when I’m obviously a kind person.”

Curtis couldn’t be bothered to respond.

He led Rayna away, and a pin-drop silence descended upon the private room.

Jasper scanned the surroundings and cocked a brow. “Why is everyone so quiet?”

“Um… About Ms. Garland and Mr. Faymon…” Morton stammered with fear in his eyes. “Didn’t they break up?”

Everyone could clearly see how Curtis had spoken to her affectionately and had had his arm around her when they left.

It sure as hell doesn’t look like it!

Jasper shrugged. “On the surface, yes, but who knows in reality? Mr. Faymon forbids Ms. Garland from working with me. It’s evident Mr. Faymon’s interest in Ms. Garland is far from over.”

Upon hearing those words, the rest of the men were secretly relieved that they didn’t offend Rayna in any way.

Curtis wasn’t just an outstanding young man, but one whose methods were extremely ruthless.

Despite being an adopted son of the Faymon family who started out with a small stake in Faymon Group, he managed to end up taking ownership of the entire company—a feat that was simply unprecedented.

Getting on Curtis’ nerves was the equivalent of committing suicide.

While everyone was sighing in relief, Morton was the only one who looked distraught.

He hadn’t forgotten how he had forced Rayna to drink and ended up having her throw the drink back at him. When he wanted to retaliate, Curtis’ indifferent expression made him assume that things were over between them. Yet, that did not seem to be the case.

I’m doomed!

As he left the club with her in his arms, Curtis was amused at the sight of Rayna peeling an orange while sobbing. “Those are just oranges. Why are you crying so hard over them?”

She makes it look as if someone has bullied her.

Upon arriving at the entrance, they realized it was raining cats and dogs outside.

the waitress who had served Rayna at the restaurant came up from behind and handed Curtis two umbrellas. “Mr. Faymon, congratulations!” She wore a cheeky smile on her face

Congratulations?

turned to look at Rayna. Wyatt’s staff must be taught a lesson. They’re

by the sidewalk, Curtis opened the umbrella to shield

from the car and saw a woman in Curtis’ arms, he assumed Curtis had found himself a

was Rayna upon taking a closer

Gabriel staring blankly at them caused Curtis to frown. “Open the

help Rayna into the car, Gabriel felt

next moment, Gabriel was cowed into silence

would mean the

turned on the heater in the car and drove silently. Rayna, sitting in the back, didn’t say a word throughout

noticing how unrestrained she was eating them, Curtis snatched

a break before

she burst into tears. “I just feel like having them. I-It’s not like I refuse to pay you

helpless against her tendency to cry at a moment’s notice, Curtis replied, “I didn’t say you need to pay. I just wanted you to take a break

gave him a teary-eyed look. “Are you cursing

Curtis was rendered speechless.

wheel, burst into brazen laughter. While trying to suppress his smile, he said, “Mr. Faymon, you should let Ms. Garland

“Do you think I don’t know that? It’s easy to get a cough from having too

quipped, “Do you prefer to watch

bully me even though we have broken up.” Rayna snapped

was enough to make her cry, especially in front of him. She had the feeling that he was enjoying himself while she was

no choice but to return the oranges to

to finish her orange, paying him no

Curtis’ ire. “Mr. Faymon, when I was at your place delivering something in the afternoon, I noticed Happy coughing out hairballs, so I bought some hairball gel for it. Remember to feed it twice every week so that

of Happy, Rayna looked up at asked, “Is

hurt,” Gabriel replied. “Anyway, Ms. Garland, I’ll drive you

of answering immediately, Rayna looked

finally spoke. “Since I’m free today, I’d like to take the cat

Gabriel answered with a gleeful smile, “Okay. In that case, I’ll drive you home later by

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