Rebirth to Be with My Disabled Husband (or The Ninth Bride)

Chapter 25 What Are You All Still Doing Here?

Chapter 25 What Are You All Still Doing Here?

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Originally, she thought this traditional pharmacy wouldn't have everything she needed. However, it turned out that the shop did have the three items she was looking for, and she presumed the owner must have spent a considerable sum to auction them.

In other words, since these items were acquired at a high cost through auction, the natural assumption was that they would be sold at a steep price. Maybe not in the billions, but certainly in the tens of millions. Noah wanted to be generous, right? She would fulfill his desire, then!

After putting the medicinal herbs away, she had the chauffeur take her to a restaurant. Inside, she ordered a plethora of dishes that she and Finley enjoyed in their past lives. Then, she hopped back into the car and headed to Dean Corporation. When the car came to a stop by the roadside, Samantha noticed someone selling cotton candy. She bought two, remembering how, in her previous life, whenever Finley upset her, he would buy cotton candy to appease her mentally challenging self. Holding the familiar cotton candy, Samantha decided to bring it to Finley's company and share it with him.

an hour later, Samantha, carrying the packed lunch, took Finley's exclusive elevator by

going to let the receptionists stop her from going where

company by Finley since 8.30 a.m. Now, almost noon, hungry and tired, they wondered when their CEO would dismiss them. for lu Perhaps the heavens heard the executives' prayers as Samantha knocked on the meeting

and, to the shock of the executives, spoke out, "Darling, it's noon. We should eat, or your gastric will act up

Boss marry his ninth bride? And this girl is completely fine, lively, and energetic! What

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as she removed the containers, Samantha remarked, "My husband and I are going to

leave, but the boss still hasn't

executives sat there collectively, not saying a word. It wasn't