Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 290

Caleb made his daily pilgrimage to Golden Grove Manors, lugging a hefty stack of documents for Curtis to review before carting them back to the office.

He had quickly adapted to the president’s new choice of workplace, now navigating the route like the back of his hand.

Twice a day, morning and evening, he’d show up at Golden Grove Manors, practically one step away from moving in.

Meetings had shifted to virtual sessions, the top brass of ElitePinnacle, always

impeccably dressed, would sit in their spotless conference room, staring at the screen showcasing their boss’ distinguished features.

Their never-say-die, workaholic president had been working from home for three days

now.

Lounging lazily on an off-white couch, with a vibrant, spring-themed painting hanging behind him, it was clear this wasn’t his usual style.

But even in relaxation, his work ethic hadn’t dipped a bit.

Flipping through a corporate due diligence report, he frowned, “Do you all work without a brain at work when I’m not there? If I see another report like this, don’t bother bringing it to me; just hand it directly to the janitor for recycling. Might fetch a penny or two.”

promise to reprimand his

nearby alarm chimed, set by Leanne to remind him to

it. “That’s all, folks. Meeting

prepped his medication before work, neatly labeled in a pillbox. Caleb hande it over without Curtis sparing it a glance, tersely instructing, “Second door on the right. Flush it.”

Richardson, you really should take your medicine. Toughing it out might do more harm

dismissed the concern, “It’s just the

finished his sentence, the sound

her with a nod.

moments ago, had been dismissive of his flu, now snug under

from debonair to delicately unwell-a change so

09:53

Caleb off

a “nothing more

then,” exiting with the

her gentle grace, had her hair pinned up, leaving a few strands to frame her

and inquired, “Feeling

about to respond when she produced a

had a high fever for three days. If it doesn’t break, we’re going