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Gu Lingfei: Married at First Sight Novel Chapter 710

Clive’s and Zachary’s bodyguards trailed behind without a word. People would think they saw ghosts if this group of people did not make a sound while striding ahead. Clive stopped right before getting into the lift.

“Zachary,” he said in a low voice.

Zachary turned his head to look at him.

Clive took a long pause before saying, “Stop stealing my business.”

Zachary nonchalantly replied, “People have a choice to change their minds before they seal the deal. Some even back out after signing the contract. That’s how business is. You can’t say that I steal your business. You should recognize that Stone Group is not strong enough to convince clients from choosing York Corporation instead.

“Business is business. Favor is another thing. Don’t mix personal with business.”

Clive remarked, “Zachary, you have balls.”

Zachary remained offhanded. “Of course, I have balls, but you… You’ve been married for years now. When are you going to have a baby? Are you unwell or something? Since you’re Serenity’s cousin, I can recommend a specialist to help you.”

fiddle. My wife and I want to enjoy a few years with just the two of us. There’s no hurry to

Clive nearly blew up.

wondering if there was something wrong with him, his wife, or both

go. You don’t have to see me off, Mr. Stone,” Zachary said as Sam pressed the button for the lift. Zachary then entered the lift with

going home!” He could not believe Zachary went ahead to take his personal

baby. They were blissfully married and enjoyed each other’s company for years, but they were not getting any

urging them

Clive went with Alice to visit her family, his father–in–law would talk about babies while his mother–in–law would call Alice into the room for questioning. Well, it was all about

not matter to Zachary whether Clive and his wife wanted

have a baby

nagged all day long about having

put pressure on Serenity to get a

a son, the boy

handsome and adorable than Sonny because

two CEOs returned home with a