Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 79 Some People Are Intentional

“Understood.” The driver started the car and drove off, thinking that Stanley was getting increasingly attached to Melinda.

In front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the meeting room, Monica finally saw the Lamborghini pulling up, and her heart leaped in joy.

However, the door of the car didn’t open Instead, the car drove away again, and the woman’s pretty eyes instantly lost focus.

Is he not attending the meeting anymore?

Where is he going?

Everyone in the office is waiting for him.

Stanley sent the grade-A designs he picked out last night to Max and Monica. His intentions were clear- they were on their own now.

When Max found her, Monica had no words to say.

The Lamborghini left the city as it drove toward Sunnyvale.

Even Stanley himself had no idea why he would go to the village to look for her.

He didn’t know what he should say when he met her, either.

He didn’t know anything except for the fact that he wanted to see her.

remained the same, and things were calm

lovely. She wore a cap, and she appeared

in front of easels as they earnestly listened to her explaining the swan

color for the background.

of the swan. Your brush has to follow the shape

Everyone listened intently.

the group of children, Mervin stuck out like a sore thumb as he sat at the farthermost end. Melinda

past rebellious side as he became

long time before the latter agreed to bring

at Mervin. I swear this guy has an ulterior motive in

talked to Melinda about it, but Melinda felt that he was too selfish and

Some People Are Intentional

getting close to Melinda on purpose.

Lamborghini halted

the driver said in a small voice,

gaze. He quickly located the girl with shimmering eyes who was teaching the children

to her simple demeanor, and as he gazed at her, he slowly fell into

give it a try first. I believe

took up their

children, whispering advice to

swan was drawn on the blackboard, and the lines

Stanley strode toward her, he caught

was significantly taller than the children and looked