Love You Enough to Leave You

Chapter 430 Women And Their Problems

The next day, Olivia went to Clinton Corporations with Owen in tow. The moment the staff heard about their arrival, they gathered at the lobby to welcome them. The staff in unison, “Welcome, Old Mr. Clinton and Old Mrs. Clinton.”

Given that no advance notice was given, the staff was worried that it was a spot check. If they were found to have made a mistake, it would be cause for immediate dismissal.

After Olivia gave Owen a look, Owen responded knowingly by waving them away. “Everyone, go back to work. This is just a casual visit, so there’s no need to be concerned.”

As a result, all the staff heaved a sigh of relief.

Olivia and Owen proceeded to take the private elevator upstairs. Upon exiting, the secretaries who had been informed ahead of time all lined up in two rows. “Welcome, Old Mr. Clinton and Old Mrs. Clinton.”

Looking like a distinguished lady, Olivia announced, “Owen and I have dropped by for a casual visit. Hence, there’s no need to mind us at all. So please, carry on with your work.”

Linda stepped forward to open the main door and cordially informed, “Old Mr. Clinton, Old Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Clinton is still in a meeting, so please wait a while.”

When she saw Olivia nod at her, Linda was surprised by the attention.

After both of them entered the office, Linda dutifully served them some coffee. “Old Mr. Clinton, Old Mrs. Clinton, please have some coffee.”

When Olivia observed that the furnishings in the office have softened, she asked, “Was this place redecorated?”

“Yes, it was done half a year ago. Mr. Clinton said that not only will a softer color make work more pleasant, but women dig it too,” Linda explained without thinking.

“Is that so?” Olivia’s expression darkened as she was deep in thought.

Despite noticing the change in Olivia’s expression, Linda wasn’t sure what it meant. Hence, she replied conservatively, “Old Mrs. Clinton, that was what Mr. Clinton told us back then. As for the details, I’m not too sure about it. My gut feeling is that Mr. Clinton just feels like working in a surrounding with a softer tone.”

After pondering a moment, Olivia raised her gaze. “If memory serves me correctly, your name is Linda, isn’t it?”

Linda was surprised by the attention. Although Olivia seldom visited Clinton Corporations, everyone recognized her because her picture was placed in a location everyone in the office would see. It was said that this was Owen’s way of showing how much he loved and respected his wife.

“Yes, I’m Linda. I feel honored that you remember my name.” Linda managed to delight Olivia with the deference she showed her.

you are, haven’t you wanted more than

Linda took a deep

be kidding. I appreciate my job very much and wouldn’t covet anything that doesn’t belong

Isabella mention you a couple of times. In spite of that, I know she has the wrong impression of you, and I naturally won’t take any action based on her words. But, I do have

go ahead, Old Mrs. Clinton. I

silence, Olivia got straight to the

surprise, Linda asked

the change in Olivia’s expression, Linda apologized, “I’m sorry, I forgot that they were divorced two

was Olivia

ever since the divorce two years ago. In fact, I heard that she has left the city.

a glare, Linda didn’t dare speculate

with how prudent Linda’s

I won’t beat around the bush. I want you to keep an eye on Oscar, but don’t worry, you don’t have to do anything treacherous. As long as Amelia enters the office, all you need to do is stop

Clinton,

narrowed her gaze. “Are

by fear,

Old Mrs. Clinton, I

“Good. It’s settled then.”

with a heavy heart. When she told Oscar about

a sigh of relief when Oscar absolved her of the responsibility. As an outsider, the last thing she wanted was to be embroiled in the Clinton family’s problems and end

that was a

returned after his meeting, Linda discreetly informed him that his parents

why are you here?”

what else you’re going to do to Isabella. Oscar, what’s wrong with you? How

had come out from a meeting with a group of managers feeling exasperated. And now, he still had to deal with the fuss

Isabella, there’s no need

up for her by insisting that you should apologize. Either you treat her better next time,

changed so much over the last two years. Given how often she was sticking her nose into his business,

one left before the wedding, while the other divorced you and disappeared with our grandchild. Considering how heartless both

she added, “I have given Isabella a call and asked her to come here. When she arrives, you are