I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 252 He Didn't Mind

Benjamin stared at Harper, saying indifferently, "You didn't answer the phone, so I came over." He had been here for nearly an hour.

Learning that she was supervising the work, he resisted going in to look for her and waiting here.

When Harper didn't answer the phone, Benjamin's first reaction was that she was unhappy because her assistant had sent the draft that should have been sent to the Martin Group instead. Hearing his words, Harper immediately took out her phone and checked on it. She found that there were indeed two missed calls, both from Benjamin.

She looked at her phone and said, "Sorry, it was silenced. I didn't hear it."

Benjamin stared at her and didn't miss any expression on her face.

Then, he opened the car door and said to Harper, "Get in the car. Curtis will drive your car back later. Eleanor is waiting for us to go back for dinner." "Did you go to see Grandma?"

"Yeah. I talked to her for a while."

Harper was grateful and said, "Thank you."

Although Benjamin was not happy to hear it, he didn't show displeasure and just didn't respond.

the silence and asked, "Why did you suddenly come here to

checked on the progress. Mr. Kerr manages the business well and doesn't need my supervision at all." "All right," Benjamin said and

special attention should be paid to any related materials. And safety should be valued

So, Harper had to give more warning and advice, which was what

two chatted briefly about work. When they arrived downstairs at the apartment

see the two of them

she was afraid that Harper would be unhappy, so she just secretly grinned without

meal, Benjamin

care of Eleanor. Eleanor appreciated it and couldn't help but say, "Benjamin, take care

She is now

"Actually Harper is soft on the surface but tough inside. She says you have been good

"Grandma!"

Harper frowned.

she's unhappy

"Please stop," Harper said.

"Okay, I'll shut up."

dealing with someone. He chuckled, "Is everything that Eleanor

at Benjamin, her eyes full of sullenness