Chapter 368 Redemption
“Why?” Jethro shrugged in defeat. He thought he would’ve wooed her with the move, but who’d have thought it did nothing at all?!
“Haven’t I just said? This isn’t an issue that only involves you.”
If the Wilstones showed up at her doorstep to find their precious heir out in public and working a second-rate job as a social media influencer, she wouldn’t be surprised if they assassinated her.
“But my family knows that I’ve come to be a social media influencer, and they’re quite supportive of me.”
His words shocked Elspeth, and she reached a finger out to poke the barely legal adult’s shoulder. “Don’t mimic and deceive others when you’ve only recently become an adult, kiddo.”
She was six years his senior, so she wasn’t wrong to call him a kid.
“I’m not lying.” Seeing that she still didn’t believe him, Jethro pulled his phone out of his pocket and played her a clip, where the entire Wilstone Family was smiling while they sat on the couch.
“Miss Lynwood, my son keeps telling me that he wants to work in your company. Coincidentally, we were thinking of training him, so we hope you can treat him well.”
Elspeth honestly didn’t think he would pull a clip out, let alone the fact that the Wilstones were so liberal.
Then again, you guys are being a little too liberal, don’t you think?
Nonetheless, since the Wilstones already put it that way, she’d just begrudgingly make him a signed talent.
“Another thing, Jethro. I forgot to ask you earlier. Why did your parents ask me to guide you?” It wasn’t until later that Elspeth registered the fact that Jethro’s parents trusted her a lot for some reason.
“I told them you’re very capable.”
“And the truth is?” Skepticism came to Elspeth as she looked at the teenager’s insouciant smile.
Jethro turned his head and met her eyes. “I told them you’re my future wife.”
Future wife… This can’t get any more absurd!
still unilateral at this point, I believe I’ll be able to win your
to Elspeth, the confidence was
I’m six years older than you; second,
you ever heard of the saying ‘older wife,
Mary, can I please wake him up with a slap?
now, and you’re my subordinate. That means we can’t date. You’d better get rid of that idea, or
already looked through the contract, and
of panicking, Elspeth monotoned, “I’m the boss. I’ll add
just being unreasonable!” Jethro gritted his teeth in anger, leading Elspeth to ridicule him without restraint. “You’re still too young to fight
“If you’re going to fire me, I’ll put a sign up that
you can’t get it,
maintaining an impassive smile on her face. “Very
I
…
interviewed a few more people and
Elspeth, she boned up on the subject, only leaving
for the past few days—she was the only one left in the company, and the dim yellow light on her office desk was
tap… The sound of a set of footsteps came suddenly from
still had to be alert. At that, she put the papers down and fixed her gaze on the door. Then, just as she was about to fight back, the footsteps stopped in front of her door, and an oh-too-familiar
hearing the callow yet deep voice, Elspeth instantly knew it was none other than
are you spooking people
putting a bottle of beverage onto the table while holding another one in his hand. “Why are you
“I have unfinished work.”
looked really sweet, and since Elspeth didn’t like anything too sweet, she
never thought you were the hardworking
sarcasm in there, and it upset Elspeth
you still here at this
response
I can take you home. I waited and waited, but you never showed up. I thought you always left
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