Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 113

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A calming voice echoed behind Aurelia, and she turned around to find Leslie standing there.

“Mr. Synder? What are you doing here?”

“Waiting for you.” Leslie studied at her pale face and felt a tightness in his chest.

He deliberately avoided Zachary and Kimberly as they descended the stairs, timing his appearance to coincide with Aurelia’s arrival. However, he was a step too late.

He couldn’t stop Kimberly from pouring coffee on Aurelia.

Leslie had thought Aurelia would give up. To his surprise, she swiftly composed herself and walked towards the elevator.

Even Leslie was momentarily stunned. The woman before him was delicate yet resilient, forever unyielding.

After hearing Leslie’s words, Aurelia wondered if she had misheard him.

Leslie was waiting for her?

“What are you looking at? Don’t you know how to fight back when someone bullies you?”

Aurelia could sense a hint of concern in Leslie’s voice. She didn’t dare think too much of it and simply pursed her lips.

Leslie continued with annoyance, “Where is that fierce spirit of yours when you threw those punches at people?”

can we? What if someone finds out about our relationship? They might think

quickly covered her

saying? Why did she

felt Leslie’s gaze on her.

not as cold as usual. In fact,

Ms. Simmons from Young Advertising can throw a punch

face turned red, and

How embarrassing!

Kimberly earlier now transformed into a somewhat ambiguous romantic atmosphere between

glanced at the blush on her face and smiled, before changing the subject. “Did you

busy with the proposal

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Aurella hadn’t taken Seth’s matter seriously from

his mother was causing a scene in your mother’s

Aurelia was surprised and

continued, “I tried to

but you didn’t

to the hospital on

and realized he must have misunderstood the situation.

felt a

He was wrong to misunderstand Aurelia, there was no need for excuses.

I didn’t hear

“It’s okay.”

by Leslie’s apology. But at the same time, it’s not

was never a self–centered person.