Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 1375:

Eileen wasn’t fully familiar with the Meyer Group’s range of projects. The incomplete rehab center was something Jacob had initiated after taking control of the Meyer Group, planning it as a future retreat for himself. Halfway through, Jacob’s father had found out about it and given him a severe scolding, insisting it was a necessary stop to prevent further losses. In truth, though, he had been more concerned about being mocked. After all, the Meyer family had never ventured into construction, much less retirement homes, and the thought of failure in an unfamiliar field had unnerved him.

Eileen knew about this ordeal because Jacob had been scolded badly and later complained to Bryan while they had been drinking together. Phoebe had no idea about this and asked, “Wait, does that place actually exist?”

“Yes, just go straight to Jacob about it. He needs to fund it personally so that the Meyer Group isn’t pulled into it. Milford won’t suspect anything, but make sure Jacob doesn’t give anything away when Barry’s around,” Eileen replied.

If Milford found out that Jacob was linked to Barry’s project, he would instantly suspect that they were pulling the strings. Eileen wasn’t about to get involved in the real estate business just for Milford, but she wouldn’t hesitate to help Barry if the right opportunity came along.

Without hesitation, Phoebe agreed.

and realized her plate was now piled high with food. Bryan had sliced the ribs into

free to chat, you two. Don’t worry about me. I just want to enjoy

Raymond said, awkwardly

how could he possibly enjoy his food

much when I was with the Deleon Group,

no need for

before he could fully enjoy the moment, Bryan continued,

the dishes Bryan had picked for Eileen were each more than ten thousand. A quick

bonus this time. You didn’t walk away empty-handed,” Bryan said as he wiped Eileen’s mouth with a napkin and gently brushed her hair behind her ear. “Keep

slightly. “Thanks, Mr. Dawson,” he muttered. It turned out that he had been overthinking everything. Bryan wasn’t really keeping tabs or holding a grudge—he was just finding a clever