Love's New Bloom by Simone Hastings

Chapter 92 Self–worth

Five days later, Chandler made an exception and agreed to let Erin transfer back to the design department.

Being a secretary was not suitable for her at all. Since she moved into Chandler’s office, she had practically nothing to do on a daily basis.

Chandler delegated all his tasks to Kyle, and he never assigned any tasks to her. After all, their areas of expertise were different. She lacked experience in important matters, and minor tasks made her feel like she wasn’t valued.

As an excellent designer, she couldn’t spend her days just ordering meals and making coffee, could she?

Finally, after five days of constant lamenting and complaining, the formidable Chandler gave in to Erin.

At this moment, Erin was tidying up the last few things on her desk, her face filled with excitement.

Chandler stole glances at her. Noticing how quickly her desk became empty, he couldn’t help but feel a hint of uneasiness.

Throwing his pen aside, he spoke in a teasing and cold tone, “Are you so thrilled to be away from me?”

Erin’s hand, which was placing the pen holder down, froze. Worried that this unpredictable man might change his mind at any moment, she quickly approached him. She then stood behind him and offered to massage his shoulders.

With a soft voice, she said, “Mr. Frost, we’re actually not that far apart. I’m just downstairs…”

Chandler snorted and said, “Downstairs is not far enough for you?”

Erin was speechless.

She smiled and said, “You see, we live together at night. If we spend 24 hours together, you’ll soon get tired of me!”

He frowned slightly and asked, “So, are you returning to the design department just to maintain the novelty between us?”

“Yes! Besides, my expertise is in design. I feel restless sitting here. I’m used to earning money through my own hard work…”

Chandler raised an eyebrow and said, “If you serve me well, you’ll earn more in a lifetime than you would by working. Why bother working?”

which was massaging his shoulder,

turned cold as she walked up to him and said earnestly, “Chandler, if that’s what you truly think, then

“Please let me finish. Although I agree to stay by your side, both of us are independent individuals, and I hope you won’t objectify me. I need to prove my worth through my own efforts. I don’t need special treatment

He just couldn’t understand why she would give up what other women would go to great lengths and

be easily obtained by pleasing

longer route to achieve her

sneered, “Erin, you’re truly an ungrateful

know how you perceive me. You probably think I’m foolish, don’t you? But I prefer

into her eyes. Erin’s eyes seemed to be sparkling as she

his heart.

treated male and female employees in the company equally. He never discriminated

came to Erin, he subconsciously treated her as his possession, hoping she would rely on

Erin wasn’t that kind

before. After they took his money, they never bothered him again. It was not because they didn’t want to, but because they

all obedient and well–behaved, but Erin was

his mouth. Perhaps he was

does that smile mean? Are you mocking me? I

anymore. Although I don’t understand why you insist on these principles that, in

couldn’t meet her expectations completely, she was satisfied with him choosing to respect

“Chandler, thank you.”

him tightly, easing the conflicting emotions in

“Remember to keep your distance from Caleb once you return to the design department.”

didn’t sound angry, but they had an

about me? Or do you lack

without answering her question. Once he resumed his seat, he said, “Once you’re

it, she tried to appease him and asked, “Shall we have lunch

own. After work, you can

provide any further instructions. Erin felt a subtle sense of disappointment in her heart, but she didn’t show it. She returned to her seat, carried the

was better to leave here before getting accustomed to a

like Ian, she no longer held as much anticipation for the future as she did

her that the greater the hope, the greater

glanced at Chandler and whispered softly, “Okay…I’m leaving now.”