His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 389

Glancing at the two children sitting across from him, Stephen immediately realized what Lester had done. He had used the kids as an excuse to ask Tessa out again.

"It's alright, Tessa. I understand you're feeling shy about it. Stephen, let's just go," Marissa said as she reached out to tug Stephen's sleeve.

Stephen quickly moved to the side, avoiding her touch. Then, he said coldly, "Since Ms. Yates and Mr. Cooper aren't on a date, then I suppose you two won't mind if we join you, right?

"We're all friends here, and it's been a while since I last saw Ms. Yates. This is a good opportunity for us to catch up on those cases we've delegated to your firm."

Marissa's expression stiffened.

Lester chuckled softly and said, "Mr. Jacobson, I don't think this is a good time. After all, Ms. Yates and I have the two kids with us."

Stephen immediately turned to Seline and offered her a warm smile. "Seline, would you mind if I sit here and join you all?"

Seline recognized Stephen as she used to see him as her brother-in-law. Besides, he had always treated her well. He would buy her a lot of toys, so of course she didn't mind him joining them.

frankly,

before he turned to Lester. "Seline doesn't mind, so why do

Stephen's gaze and smiled gently. "Mr. Jacobson, aren't you on a date with this beautiful lady? What is Ms. Scott supposed

at the last minute. You should head back first. We can talk

Tessa that he wasn't on a date. He was just here to discuss business, and that his relationship

remained fixed on Tessa's face. However, Tessa did not look at him, and she remained impassive. It was as if she did not care, and a pang of

smiled and said, "Mr. Jacobson, that's a bit rude of you,

turning cold, Stephen replied, "That's none

looked completely at ease as if he was the

pursed her lips and glanced at Marissa,

talk about the cases some other day. It's not work time now, and don't want to discuss work during my

and asked, "You don't want to discuss work during your off time? That doesn't sound like you, Ms. Yates. I clearly remember you and Mr. Cooper chatting animatedly about work in

turned cold, and his tone was tinged with jealousy. "So why do you not want

her gaze seemingly warning him to stop

Seeing Marissa's awkward