Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 524

They had been chatting online before this, but now he was suddenly suggesting he meet her. Olivia was both surprised and nervous, but she still replied, [No problem.]

She just had to quickly draw a beautiful first draft.

After eating the spaghetti, Olivia took a bath and decided to go out.

“Liv, where are you going?”

“To work.”

“You have a hangover and a headache. Take a day off today. I’ve already talked to Jennie about it.”

Olivia smiled. “It’s alright. I’ve eaten spaghetti, and now, I feel better. My client is urging me to send him a first draft. I have to finish it quickly.”

“Wait.”

Fred took a thermos flask and handed it to her. “Take this.”

“What is this?”

“Tea. It’s good for your health, especially for hangovers.”

After Olivia took it, she patted his hand. “Fred, I must thank you for caring for me for so many years.”

“Liv, you don’t have to thank me.”

“Well, being my brother means taking care of me.”

chuckled and headed

she started to beautify Mr. M’s first draft.

her head hurt because of the hangover,

her.

flowers in his hand. He said, “Ms.

in the vase as usual. Why do you have to show them

a card and a box today.”

glanced at it. “Give me the card and the box. Take out the flowers and put them in

“Okay”

me on your way out.”

“Okay, Ms. James.”

sender of these flowers. She had rejected them, but he would not listen to

could only accept it.

understand what he was up to

she opened the card, she saw many lines of words.

home last night, but I was afraid you might think I was taking advantage

Fred to pick you

I said I would

like ordinary jewelry if I give it to you. So,

bracelet I asked someone to make for me. Don’t worry. I have never worn it before. I hope it can keep

night, I would like to say that whatever you fear will come to you. If you are forced to, you might as well

don’t call me back. I’ll be abroad by

the card, Olivia opened the box on the side and found a

She smiled.

expert at winning a woman’s heart. His words were caring and straightforward, yet creative.