Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

Chapter 305

As Eva’s car drove away, Leslie’s car stopped before her.

After getting into the car, she asked in confusion, “Mr. Synder, why did you invite me to lunch? Is there something wrong with the food I prepared today?”

“No. It tasted great. They all wanted a bite,” Leslie said.

“They? Your colleagues, you mean?” she asked.

“Yeah.”

“I’ll prepare a bigger portion tomorrow. You can share it with your colleagues.”

She needed to cook anyway, so the portion didn’t really matter.

“It’s fine,” he said.

Leslie didn’t care about the others. It was his lunch, after all.

The kitchen would be sweltering every time she cooked. Since Aurelia was naturally thrifty, she wouldn’t turn on the air conditioner in the living room whenever she was cooking.

Leslie had Daniel ask around, but since the buildings in that residential area didn’t leave space for air conditioners in the kitchen, they would have to tear everything down if they wanted to install one.

Aurelia would never agree to that. She hated being a nuisance and would likely feel guilty for the rest of the month if he proceeded with the installation.

After giving it some thought, Leslie placed a fan in the kitchen instead.

“Mr. Synder, the light turned red.”

Aurelia’s voice interrupted Leslie’s thoughts.

the brake and glanced at

thinking about Aurelia all this while and even imagined

experienced before. Taking a breath, he

Since everyone at work already knows about our relationship, why not

paused and glanced at her.

“Why?”

with your colleagues. As a new

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lunch, others may think you’re

similar in her office as well.

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wake up early to make

she couldn’t bear to share it with anyone

when her senior colleague wanted a bite,

her own lunch and had the right

a lot of extra work and had to stay

she returned

double the amount of lunch and sought out her senior colleague during lunchtime. She explained that

she had eaten with someone else was

explained she had made a fresh batch.

if nothing had happened, and

skills.

understood her senior colleague’s actions at that moment.

week, she made double portions of lunch. Gradually, her workload returned to normal, and her senior colleague even offered her advice

knew this was wrong but didn’t know what else

workplace, one must be careful in both actions

might disadvantage him. If someone