Richest Mogul

Chapter 196

An hour later, Natalie appeared at Jeremy’s company.

She rarely visited the company, fearing that she would disturb Jeremy’s work. The last time she came was before she and Jeremy got married. The receptionist was a new lady, and she didn’t recognize

Natalie.

When she mentioned she was Mrs. Hughes, the receptionist seemed somewhat surprised.

‘Mrs. Hughes? Ah, wait a moment. Let me… Let me ask Ms. Green where Mr. Hughes is now.” The receptionist seemed a bit flustered.

Natalie frowned, thinking that the current receptionist was not as professional as the previous one.

She said, “There’s no need to ask anyone. I’ll go up myself. If he’s in a meeting, I’ll wait in his office and won’t disrupt his work.”

Also, who was Ms. Green? Did Jeremy hire a new secretary? She didn’t remember him mentioning anything about this. He rarely talked to her about work matters, and she rarely inquired.

she seldom visited the company, she knew which floor Jeremy’s office was on. So, she took the elevator herself.

unbeknownst to her.

office was on the top floor. He didn’t like being disturbed when he was working, and the top floor was the quietest. Under Jeremy’s leadership, the Hughes‘ company had doubled in size compared

before.

the Hughes family was one of the most prestigious families

He was her husband, after all! The thought of Jeremy being her husband filled Natalie’s heart with happiness.

saw a tall and beautiful woman right before her.

quite pretty too, so she didn’t feel inferior in any way because whether a figure was attractive was

a once–over discreetly. In her eyes, she had that typical proud look of a woman who was

Natalie, “Hello.”

back as she made her way to

was no wonder Jeremy was so voracious in bed. Natalie couldn’t

due to the elders of their family Natalle was the only one who thought that Jeremy married her out of

looked down at her stockings. She felt somewhat annoyed that they were torn again. Fortunately, she always had an extra pair in her bag.

hearing the familiar “come in“, she walked in.