In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Winnie and Sheldon cuddled and nuzzled up freely in public, not giving a damn about the people around them. She was keen to let the whole world know about her relationship with Sheldon.

Winnie tiptoed to lean closer to whisper in the man’s ear, “Don’t you think that I’m more suited to be the female lead? Am I marked by bad luck or something? I’m always the supporting actress, no matter how hard I work. Look, the female lead is over there. Doesn’t she look just like a vixen?”

Sheldon’s heart skipped a beat at her words. Placing a finger over her lips, he whispered, “Mind your words. You’ll be the female lead one day. But this time, you’ll have to swallow your pride.”

Despite her dissatisfaction, Winnie gave in.

Meanwhile, Tobias was leaning against the railing on the stairway while looking down at the lower floor. His eyes were riveted on Skylar solely.

Waiting silently beside him, Susan dared not urge her boss.

“Mr. Ford, you’re still at work.” Hearing a voice behind him, Tobias looked over his shoulder and saw Emily walking toward him.

She had just come down from the top floor to get some fresh air. The woman was pleasantly surprised to run into Tobias. It’s too bad that Susan is by his side.

in response. In an instant, Emily felt

waiting for

lips pressed together, Emily shook her head. Though she was afraid of Tobias and Susan, she couldn’t resist the urge

at the Ford Group. Tobias fulfills all

every day made her becoming more reluctant to get

down and realized that the filming was still going on downstairs. Her eyes widened the moment she spotted Skylar.

at the mention

away and head home, he called

with hope as

“Is Skylar your cousin?”

keep her feet on the ground, she refused to listen to me. Skylar has always been harebrained and dull-witted, and she never changes her mind unless she is at a dead end. I guess she’ll stay this way for life, dreaming of

when Tobias had only

 I can’t believe how dumb Eva is. It’s obvious that Mr. Ford has his own reasons

Tobias’ expression turned grim at