Chapter 93 No Need To Worry
Vera bit her lip, quickly turned around, and noticed the person in the back seat. Her voice was soft, with a hint of sadness. “I’m sorry, Eileen. I checked your schedule today, and I thought you had evening self-study, so I…”
Eileet in the mood to discuss these matters and didn’t care about Vera’s embarrassed expression now.
Still feeling a bit unwell, she closed her eyes and said, “It’s okay, it’s my fault. Alan, let’s go! First, drop Vera off.”
“Sure thing, Ms. Eileen.”
Alan was a trusted member of the Swan family. He was sincere, honest, and dedicated. Otherwise, Will wouldn’t have kept him around for so long.
Vera’s expression turned sour. “Alan, just take me to Eric’s company. I’ll wait for him there, and we have some things to discuss later.”
Alan didn’t directly respond to Vera. Instead, he looked at Eileen through the rearview mirror and asked, “Ms. Eileen, do you want to change the destination?”
He wanted Eileen’s approval.
Eileen mumbled a vague “yes” without saying more.
Vera seemed embarrassed as she kept her head down and remained silent.
In the past, when Eileen still had feelings for Eric, she used to go to his company after school, waiting for him to finish work, and then they would leave together. Those were the days when Eileen insisted on going to the company.
She and Vera were always different.
However, Eileen couldn’t help but wonder-who would Eric choose between Yvette, who was powerful and influential with a strong background and potential benefits for him, and Vera, his beloved first crush whom he had been through thick and thin with?
She was once a participant in this competition, but now, she was merely a member of the audience.
Eileen hoped that Vera and Eric would become a couple as compensation for what she owed Vera in her past life,
But what she owed Vera had already been repaid when she decided to take the plunge.
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It was rush hour, and the journey to Caerulus Corporation, which usually took half an hour, now took a whole hour.
fluently in Uprian with a few foreign researchers in suits, blonde hair, and blue eyes. They were all
are satisfied with the proposal you presented, Mr. Snow. We hope for
“Of course.”
as the business partners got into their black
familiar vehicle came to a stop.
fell on the closed rear passenger
inside.
opened, and Vera stepped out. “Eric,” she said, her voice shaky as she exited the car, feeling a bit
“What’s wrong?
Vera replied, “It’s nothing: just a bit queasy. It’ll pass. Eric, will my late arrival delay the banquet?”
“We’re still
“I hope so.”
the car, “Alan, since we’re on the way, let’s make a quick stop at
mall.”
Ms. Eileen.”
CEO’s private elevator, arriving at the executive office. In the adjacent meeting room’s lounge, a door swung
a professional black suit with a tight-fitting skirt walked out. “Mr. Snow, everything is ready. Is this
looked puzzled, “Eric, what’s going
stating, “You have
problem, we’ll make
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situation, was quickly ushered into the room. A team of people surrounded her, preparing to style her
on the rack. It looked expensive, luxurious, and
as his
her hands, her heart filled
out a gift for Yvette. Since she was attending
and settled on a scarf. Unexpectedly, even a simple scarf cost her over
percent discount, bringing the cost down to four
it was a significant price, and
Blake box at the bottom of her closet drawer. Opening it revealed the dress she was looking for a backless,
Perfect.
have many dress options. The ones she had
of the black dress were simple, they were timeless and wouldn’t go out of fashion.
unsure if she could
not give it a
both sides. It fitted just right. If she were skinnier, the fabric
would believe she was
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