Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey

Chapter 31 Spending Valentine’s Day with Her?

“What?”

Nancy was stunned. She thought she must have misheard.

However, before she could react, Christian dragged her into the car.

After getting into the car, Nancy was still in a daze.

At this moment, the friendly young man sitting in front spoke with a smile, “Boss, what’s going on? You haven’t been close to any women for years. Could she be our new sister-in-law?”

“You talk too much,” the man growled.

The young man in front immediately shut his mouth obediently.

For quite some time, Nancy was still stunned.

After a few minutes, she slowly regained her senses, looked at the man, and said, “Why did you help me?”

“If I’m not mistaken, your phone ran out of battery, right?”

“Yes.”

“Helping someone should be helping to the end. Giving you a ride to the hospital was also on the

way,”

“Oh.”

So, that’s why.

Dylan Pierce, who sat in front, let out a deep sigh.

Ah, it seems his plan has gone down the drain.

He thought their boss had finally come to his senses and found a girl he liked.

But unexpectedly, it was again just a help for someone.

“Miss, please don’t mind. My boss has a professional habit of helping people whenever he sees someone in trouble. He has to help someone to the end.”

“Regardless, I am still very grateful”

When they arrived at the hospital, Nancy got out of the car with her suitcase.

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As their car drove away, Nancy suddenly realized something she had forgotten to ask. She didn’t even know the man’s name.

She should have asked that, considering he had helped her multiple times. Remembering someone’s name is also a respect for him.

Dylan had been holding back the entire way inside the car, but after Nancy got out of the car, he couldn’t help but speak up.

“Boss, that girl was quite good-looking. Shouldn’t you consider it?”

“You talk too much.”

“Come on, Boss. Look at you; you’re nearly thirty years old. It’s about time to consider dating someone or starting a family.”

The man raised an eyebrow. He said in a low voice, “What? You’re still working as a matchmaker. Should I apply for a job transfer for you when I return?”

“No, no, no, don’t, Boss. I was wrong, okay?” After replying. Dylan whispered. The main problem. is that if you don’t date, no one in the team dares to date either.”

say?” Christian’s hearing was quite

replied, “I said you’re the most handsome, coolest,

lowered his head and realized that he was still holding

to return

to the hospital we

have you had a change of heart? Are you going to look for

hospital,

he could only leave with

medication, and charging her phone. in the

reached home,

and inside was

looked empty

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guessed wrong. Nicholas still had yet to

since he left, and they hadn’t had

calls and no

Valentine’s Day when Nancy

her phone. She hesitated for a long time, but she still picked it up.

“Hello.”

while, or do you have anything in mind. that you want

through her mobile phone, as always, deep and

piece of music, gently strumming her

been a

his voice, but she

her phone, feeling a lump in

you there?”

didn’t hear

“I’m here.”

have anything you’d

tell me.”

go

“Okay.”

the call, her heart continued to

in just three days, she couldn’t forget a person. She could only miss him

She felt pathetic.

days, and she was already overwhelmed, longing for him.

day. Nancy deliberately woke up earlier and applied

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picked a white dress that she

‘If he is willing to spend Valentine’s Day with me, does it mean there is still a chance for us

quickly dismissed

it

loved Madelline so much. Moreover, he had made all the preparations

was probably just his way of giving themselves a

she wanted to keep the appointment.

wanted to do it

afternoon, the doorbell

door with a

she saw the person outside the door, her expression instantly dimmed, “Why

Lynn would tell her, “Mr. Sallow is waiting for you downstairs. He

that didn’t happen.

said you wanted to go shopping, so he asked me to

that day, he specifically called her to ask what she wanted, but he hadn’t come

forced a bitter smile. She had been

what a wonderful