Chapter 389 Yerek Courts Christina.

Casually, Nathaniel undid his suit jacket and covered Christina’s face with it as he walked past her.

A hint of an alluring scent of sandalwood enveloped her, tugging at her heartstrings with its faint fragrance.

She removed the jacket to see Nathaniel and the two children playing happily.

Lucas and Camila were soon tuckered out after all the exercise.

They took a bath and immediately fell asleep after getting in bed.

When Christina came out of the children’s room, she bumped into Raymond, who was carrying pain medication on a tray.

“Is that for Nathaniel?”

“Yes. Mr. Hadley asked me to bring it to him before going upstairs.”

“Give it to me.”

After taking the medicine from the butler, she remembered that Nathaniel had played with the children immediately after reaching home and had skipped dinner. “Get the kitchen to prepare some food.”

“All right, Mrs. Hadley,” Raymond said before turning around and leaving.

Christina detected the faint scent of soap when she entered the bedroom. The sound of the hairdryer stopped, and Nathaniel stood there under the lights. He was clad in black pajamas and exuded a gloomy

aura.

“Here’s your medicine, but you should eat some food before taking it. Taking medicine on an empty stomach does more harm than good-”

Before she could finish speaking, Nathaniel wrapped his long arm around her waist and kissed the back of her neck. “I’m lucky to have you.”

For a moment, Christina couldn’t find the words to respond to that.

A moment later, Raymond knocked on the door, prompting Christina to pull away from Nathaniel.

“Eat some food, and take the medicine after that. I’ll head to bed first.”

After saying that, she went to lie down on the bed.

Smiling, Raymond placed the tray of food on the coffee table and said, “Mrs. Hadley was worried that you would go hungry and told me to get the kitchen to prepare some food. She cares about you very much.”

Christina’s voice sounded from the bed. “Raymond, you’re quite chatty today.”

Smiling meaningfully, Raymond exited without saying another word.

hitched a ride to the company in Nathaniel’s car.

walked into her office, she saw an enormous bouquet

contents. It was an invitation to have lunch together, and

recalled the conversation she had with Francis yesterday. First, he set my place on fire, and now he’s here proclaiming his

invitation.

actually sent you

underlying meaning of such a specific number

She crumpled the card and tossed it

out of my office. Do

responded. Just as she grabbed the large bouquet and

dropped the bouquet on the floor, and the scent of roses wafted

at her with his gaze filled

don’t misunderstand.” Rayne picked up fallen bouquet and scurried away timidly.

down on the chair. “Do you need

have lunch together.”

can’t. I already have plans with someone else,” Christina declined him..

tone immediately turning cold.

the

lunch with.” Christina casually picked up her schedule and began

good person. You

detected a hint of anger in his

said, “If that’s all you want to

you’re meeting with.” Nathaniel clenched his fists, his frown so deep that

about you? Are you going to tell me your whereabouts in detail too?”

Nathaniel fell silent. His schedule and trips were often related to the company’s confidential developments. It was

wasn’t anyone who knew his

get back to

had made up her mind, Nathaniel

Yerek presented a bouquet of pink roses to Christina. “I think pink suits you better. The color

woo ladies?” Christina accepted the flowers and set them next

seat.

not. I just felt like doing it after

had ordered the dishes in advance, their food was brought out soon after they

down to business. “Ms. Steele, have you given thought to working together? Our collaboration will certainly help you shine in the

such desires. “I’ll think about

no rush. I’ll wait for

the bouquet of pink roses with her as she returned to Hadley

encountered Nathaniel just as she stepped into the elevator. The

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