Chapter 89

“Plenty of women like me. Why would I care about her? Lewis frowned slightly.

I think you’re just afraid that if you put in the effort and Doris still doesn’t like you, it’ll hurt your pride, Janice teased.

“I’m the one who doesn’t like her,” Lewis corrected her.

Janice sighed, “As my son, you really have so little confidence? That’s honestly disappointing”

“I already said–I don’t like her.” Lewis emphasized again.

“Fine, so you don’t like her,” Janice humored him. “But if you don’t like her, why are you so mad? Why are you living separately?”

“Mom, I have to get to work.” Lewis refused to continue the conversation.

“Lewis, liking Doris isn’t something to be embarrassed about. Wouldn’t it be great if she liked you too?” Janice had no intention of letting this go.

“You need to be more mature. No matter what happens in the future, you’re still married right now. Doris is your wife. If you made her upset, why not coax her a little?”

“If you want someone to coax her, go find someone else. I’m not doing it.” Lewis deliberately slowed down his words to emphasize his refusal. Lewis hurriedly left the villa.

Janice watched his tall and upright back and said, “You’re bound to go back on your words.”

As soon as Lewis got into the car, his phone rang.

He thought it was Janice, relentless in her attempt to “teach him a lesson,” but when he looked at the screen, Doris‘ name was flashing.

He hesitated before answering the call.

Doris‘ voice was gentle on the other end. “Mr. Hartman, are you free tonight?”

“What do you need?” he asked calmly.

“If you have time, could you come back to Greenlake Hill for dinner? I have something important to discuss with you,” Doris stated her purpose.

forcibly swallowed the word “schedule” and changed the

“Alright,” Doris replied.

tightly, and the corners of his lips curled up

still reached out to me

*****

Lewis stared blankly at the documents in front

unsure of what was going on with

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mood of the past few days, he thought today was a clear improvement.

behind Lewis and asked, “Mr. Hartman,

stepped into his

didn’t call him out on his unusual behavior in the conference

I just saw this downstairs while picking up some items. The envelope hua ‘Lewis‘ written on it, so I brought it up. The front desk said it was dropped off two days ago, but HR couldn’t find

Lewis given and courtesy

Hartman Group, he didn’t use the name “Lewis,” so no

envelope on

found no sender information. He tore open the envelope and pulled out

photos, his handsome

at Lewis‘ icy expression, realizing that

out as Lewis continued

so tightly that his

out,” Lewis

They had no idea what had just happened, but they thought it was definitely not good

the rest of the photos before tossing them onto the desk. He propped his elbows

dissipated, and his sharp gaze cut through the haze like a blade.

‘Who’s bold enough to touch my woman and then

up his phone and dialed Doris. His voice was deep and cold as he

could respond, he had already hung up.

with Lewis tonight and how Laura would be taking Arianna home, Doris realized someone needed to stay behind.

back until after eight. Laura has to leave at five,

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