Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 740 She’s Lying

Without waiting for any refusal, Huston had already made a phone call to Benjamin to order from the best congee shop in the northern part of the city, “Last time, I bought two types of congee for Lucas, and he really liked them.”

At the mention of Lucas, Evelyn’s eyes softened a little, “He doesn’t have a good appetite. Be careful with his diet.”

“I know.” Since the incident with the food blockage, he had become much more cautious and had Sadie prepare specially tailored meals.

Grace looked at the two of them exchanging words and felt that it was a good atmosphere. She blinked her eyes and thought it was time for her to leave, “Should I go first? I have some work to do later.”

Huston was waiting for her to say, “Okay, just go. Thank you for your help. Goodbye.”

Did she have to be so efficient?

Grace twitched her lips a couple of times and returned the phone to Evelyn before remembering something about Bert. She slapped her forehead lightly, “Oh no! I forgot to mention, Mr. Harper called you in the morning. I told him that your phone was with me, and he asked me to let you know to contact him.”

“It doesn’t matter. I’ll call him now.”

then, I’ll leave. If

anything, just give me a call. I’m available

She couldn’t let her go back alone in

her. She wanted to say something but stopped

“What’s wrong?”

some embarrassment, “Can you find someone

a small matter, perhaps the smallest, but he found himself somewhat stunned. This was the first time since Evelyn’s return to the country that she directly

couldn’t help but feel a wave of emotions. It would be so much better if she had difficulties or problems and

she would have known that he wouldn’t refuse her requests. He wasn’t someone without principles,

ny way.

that he might not be willing to help, Grace, who didn’t mind much, casually spoke up, “It’s alright, it’s not far from here. I can just take a

Huston suddenly spoke up, already taking care of the arrangements as

left, and even though the emergency room was spacious and filled with people, Evelyn felt as if it were just

the call log. It showed that Bert had called in the morning, around ten o’clock. At that time, she had just arrived at

was nearly five o’clock, and he must have been waiting for a long

number. The phone rang a couple of times before he answered with an urgent

make her voice sound calm, “I just got my phone. You called me this