Chapter 30
Chapter 30:
Huey’s expression tightened as he faced Bryan, whose casual attire couldn’t obscure his imposing demeanor. Huey knew Eileen had been in the room with Bryan.
“I want to take Eileen to dinner. You’re welcome to join us,” Huey said, attempting to keep his tone light.
Bryan merely arched an eyebrow. “No need. Eileen has had dinner with me, and she has already gone to bed.”
Huey was momentarily lost for words, the refusal catching him off guard. “Is there anything else?” Bryan clearly wanted Huey to leave.
A fleeting look of unease crossed Huey’s face, an echo of earlier words painting Bryan as the dominant presence in his mind. “That’s all,” Huey said, retreating with a shake of his head.
With the click of the door closing behind Huey, the atmosphere shifted. Eileen, overhearing the exchange, clung to the blanket, her voice tinged with uncertainty. “Has he left?” she asked as Bryan reentered the room.
Bryan approached her with a teasing glint in his eye. “Feeling guilty? Perhaps it’s best to break up with him to spare yourself the guilt.”
Eileen fell silent, thinking of Bryan’s lack of remorse and his commitment to Vivian. Her internal objections were momentarily muted by his assertive presence, his longing palpable and undiminished. But the persistent chime of Bryan’s phone intruded on the moment.
Eileen nudged him to respond, but he was momentarily lost in the intensity of the moment. The phone’s incessant ringing eventually pulled Bryan back to reality, and he answered the call.
“Hello?” His voice was rough, as if cloaked in the earlier tension.
“Bryan, you went to Lakedale? Why didn’t you tell me? I came to the Apex Group looking for you, only to learn this from your—” Vivian’s voice was tinged with confusion and a hint of hurt.
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Bryan’s voice was steady but distant. “It was a sudden issue.”
“I could have joined you. When are you coming back?” After a pause, Vivian continued, “Who did you go with?”
Even without the speaker on, Vivian’s words carried through the space, audible to Eileen. Eileen’s gaze fell, her lips pressed together in quiet contemplation.
Holding her look for a moment longer, Bryan stood up. “Eileen’s here with me,” he declared before exiting the room.
Their conversation continued, its contents unknown to Eileen. Bryan’s tone was softer, a contrast to earlier. With a sigh of relief, Eileen allowed a bit of tension to leave her body, but a pang of sadness quickly followed, draining the warmth from her cheeks. She turned away, seeking refuge under the blanket, shutting out the outside world.
Upon Bryan’s return, he found Eileen asleep, her features eased but touched with concern. He watched her for a moment. Then, choosing tranquility over further disturbance, he quietly lay beside her, their sleep mingling with the night’s silence.
up, the worries of the previous day washed away in slumber. Dressed now in her work clothes,
a frown on
had granted her an immediate appointment. Yet, hours later, she found herself marooned in the lobby, fueled by coffee and patience,
from Huey, suggesting lunch. After a brief
of the finance department at Fulcrum Group. His stature was modest, and his demeanor less inviting. Surprised at her direct involvement,
of a past encounter at Fulcrum Group, which had ended in a spectacle with Bryan’s intervention, lingered in Eileen’s mind. Marcus, related to the CEO of Fulcrum Group,
her concerns, Eileen offered a serene smile and queried, “Don’t you need to work this
response was dismissive, his smile laden with unsaid words. “Miss Curtis, you came all this way here. Whether I need to work later or not doesn’t matter.”
with a polite nod, choosing water instead, her mind alert to the undercurrents of
“The lost contract receipt—that’s a matter
courier’s at fault, they’re not equipped to cover such a hefty sum. The legal system will
what if you come up with another contract later and demand
a contract nullification statement, and that’ll be it. Someone with your experience would surely
your say-so? You’re welcome to discuss it directly with the courier. Your
position in Apex Group, Marcus would naturally tread carefully. But if he learned about her connection to Roderick, it would complicate this matter considerably. This thought left Eileen uncertain of her next move, so she stayed
the table, disclosed his awareness of her personal connection. “Investigation
to rescind the contract today?” Eileen asked, hoping
back, unaffected. “We’ve only met briefly. What reason
willingness to have lunch with me suggests you might be open to negotiation.
Curtis, it is rare to find someone who excels in their professional and personal
flattered by your
her charm. She’s the heart of our home, yet
was clear. He wanted to sleep with Eileen. Eileen
hand enveloping Eileen’s, an
drifted to Bryan. Bryan’s touch was firm, his hands calloused from work, yet it always stirred something deep within her, resonating with a familiar melody of comfort. Withdrawing her hand sharply, Eileen said, “Mr. Ferguson, you enjoy complicating matters. How certain are you that your wife
a tool that had proved
at the sight of the device.
rising with dignity. “I trust you’ll redraft the contract and reach out to
paid, and left without a backward glance. Her tactic felt underhanded yet necessary
fit of rage, sent his cup flying across the room. To move forward
said on the phone. “Listen, if you can save the company money, half of the eighty million will be yours. What can your wife possibly do to you if you can bring forty million home?” His uncle’s intent
wife was formidable, indeed,
having stretched long. She opened the door to find Bryan, deep in
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