His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 330

Everbright Law Group had been taking on more and more cases lately, so the law firm decided to hire a new batch of lawyers and legal assistants.

The HR department, finance department, and administrative department all had newly recruited employees as well.

As the law firms grew larger, the internal rules and regulations also became more complete.

Thanks to Stephen, the employees of the company also got to enjoy some afternoon tea every two to three days, lighting up the atmosphere at the office.

Tessa had noticed that everyone's efficiency and motivation to work had improved significantly. She had to admit that Stephen's "bribery" was actually working.

The only thing that gave Tessa a headache was how Stephen insisted on visiting the law firm two to three times a week.

He claimed that he just wanted to observe everyone as they worked, but who knew what his real intentions were, really?

Every time he came to visit, the female employees would always get all hyper and excited, secretly watching him as they worked. In fact, they weren't even focused on their work.

That afternoon, Stephen came to visit again.

He parked his car and made his way into Tessa's office. He headed straight to the couch to sit down and poured himself a cup of coffee. He was acting as if the company were really his.

her laptop as she drafted a legal document. In fact, she didn't even turn to

as he sipped on his coffee in silence, not disturbing

coffee and placed his cup on the table. Then, he folded his legs and turned to look at Tessa. From the angle where he

her hair at the back

could see her tall nose bridge and her long eyelashes,

he looked at Tessa, and he gulped subconsciously. She was so beautiful, and he wished he could just get up

to look

showing no intention of hiding the

her keyboard, and she frowned slightly. In the end, she couldn't stand it anymore and asked

time from my busy schedule," Stephen said

scoffed and said, "Mr. Jacobson, are you unable to trust our

I don't trust you or your company. I just don't trust a

she asked, "A

certain someone named Lester,"

speechless before she asked, "Did Mr.

mine. Do you think that counts

feeling at a loss for words,