Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 218 Don’t Be Overconfident

Evelyn rolled her eyes and picked it up with trembling hands.

“Hello?”

“Did you go to the orphanage?” The man’s calm voice made her feel a little relieved.

“Yes, I’m here.” Although Evelyn was talking to Huston, she kept looking at Bert. “Are you done with your work?”

Bert approached them to hear what they were talking about,

“Not yet. There’s a meeting later.” As soon as he finished speaking, the secretary behind him immediately called him for a meeting. Huston did not delay and asked, “Are you all right?”

Because of this, Bert raised his eyebrows slightly and looked at her with interest, wondering how she would answer.

Evelyn didn’t let him be curious for too long. She blurted out without hesitation, “Nothing. You go ahead and do your work, don’t let others wait for you. We’ll talk about it later after finishing our work.”

Not only did she not expose herself, but she also did not forget

to remind him.

Bert was interested. He didn’t expect her to be so calm.

After hanging up the phone, Evelyn looked into his eyes with disgust. Yes, disgusting.

kill her with a little force, but her mood

made a

collapse.

If there was an accident the first time we met,

the second time was

curled her lips coldly.

angry. “I hope you can keep the fun.

way…”

to you is

you, but I don’t need it.””

be overconfident.” Bert looked up into

to

as he walked away, Evelyn couldn’t get rid of the depression in her heart. She walked straight back to the gate. The staff was still moving supplies, and no

cold sweat, and she prayed in her heart that she would never meet this man

again.

in charge. The person who came was the top leader of Quartz City, named Tom Maxwell. He had a very high official position and was 46 years

on the upper floor were upscale rooms and

coming, the owner of the club personally welcomed him and reserved the best private room

toasted

decorations. Women became the

they didn’t do anything, with these people, they could always adjust when talking about

embarrassment or seriousness.