Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 303 Shouldn’t We Catch Up?

“Didn’t I always say I wanted to study abroad? Now I have an opportunity. My father’s company has a place for advanced studies, so I volunteered.” After saying that, she blinked her eyes countless times, as if only in this way could she relieve the panic

in her heart.

Hearing this, Evelyn frowned. “Didn’t you say you didn’t want to work in your family’s company? Why did you suddenly change your mind?”

“Isn’t this a good opportunity? If they don’t give it to me, someone else will benefit. It’s better if I go myself,” Grace said, pouring another glass of water. The nearby waiter saw it and reached out to take it, but she waved her hand to stop him.

Everything seemed normal, but her slightly trembling hands revealed the nervousness in her heart.

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Evelyn grabbed the glass of water in her hand and asked in a serious voice, “Is it because of Matt that you want to leave the

country?”

Matt.

lips. Ever since that night, this name seemed imprinted in

silently on the chair. It was the first time she hung her head so low in her proud life.

“Grace, you…”

Grace interrupted her eagerly. She took a deep breath

she hadn’t been

was right. In the adult world, it’s all about mutual consent. However, Grace was far from being as open-minded and indifferent as she appeared. She

way to pursue the matter now.

be relaxed, which made Evelyn unable to bear watching. As they paid the bill and left, Evelyn held her hand. “Grace, no

and said, “I know. It’s so cold. Go in quickly. I’m

to stay for a moment.

a carefree back figure behind,

leave, Evelyn stood at the entrance and sighed deeply. She took out her phone and looked at

was the appointed time with Huston, but he was nowhere to

a phone call to

while answering

I have something urgent to attend to and can’t leave right now. Please wait a little longer. I’ll have the driver pick you up,” Huston’s slightly anxious voice came through the receiver.

seconds of contemplation, she forced a bitter smile, swallowing all her blame, pretending to be understanding. “It’s okay. If

you okay with