Single Mom's Sweet Husband by Charlotte

Charlotte spent three days alone in the hospital.

During this period, Rick's assistant and secretary delivered her meals but Rick himself never appeared.

After Charlotte returned home, Sheryl threw herself into her arms happily. She told her Rick had said she was on a business trip and would be home today. As expected, she had returned so Sheryl was especially happy.

Rick...

Charlotte subconsciously searched for Rick's presence but he wasn't home.

She didn't know where he went.

After spending some time with Sheryl, Charlotte put away her luggage upstairs. During lunch, Anne complained that she was still hospitalised in the end.

"Don't let Sheryl hear us." Charlotte quickly covered her mouth.

"You are afraid that your daughter will hear you. Aren't you afraid that I'm pissed off by you?" Anne rolled her eyes and continued, "Forget about it, I don't care anymore."

"I'm sorry."

Charlotte's gaze wandered around the room but she still didn't see any sight of him.

Anne snorted when she noticed it. "Are you looking for my brother?"

"Yes."

"He's not coming back."

"Why not?"

"He said he had something to do at the company. He had been there for the past two days. But it's weird, he was home with Sheryl the whole time when you were in the hospital. Are all presidents like this?" Charlotte froze for a moment before responding with a bitter smile.

Rick was... avoiding her, wasn't he?

The next day.

Charlotte arrived at the company and worked as usual.

While they were having lunch, people were gossiping about the president of the NC Company's wedding. It seemed he was marrying a small celebrity with a messy private life. They made the announcement as soon as she came back from abroad.

Charlotte was stunned. She took out her phone and browsed through the news. The words "Shane Fuller and Tiffany Allen's Announcement" appeared on the screen.

She stood next to the coffee machine, lost in her thoughts.

"Mr. Jane!"

"Good to see you, Mr. Jane!"

The gossipers immediately stood up straight and bowed.

Charlotte subconsciously raised her head to smile at him when she heard his voice.

walked past by her. He took a cup and filled it with coffee as if he

in his hand leaving

assistant started

seen her search

"No, I didn't."

searching for the news on

be with

"I don't want to."

"You've already made so much effort. Are you going to give up

Give up.

put in so much effort but she didn't even budge. It would be meaningless if she didn't feel the

handed over some documents for

go home for dinner today?"

"No."

"Oh..." She nodded awkwardly.

her the documents. She looked so lost

tugged on his necktie and tapped the table.

quickly came back to her senses. She took the document and said, "I'll send it over right now. Well, I won't go back today either. Why don't we have dinner together?" "What do you

hang on to me?" Rick didn't even glance at her. "Go do your work. If you're not

"Rick..."

let me think that you

hurriedly left with the documents in her

of perfume on her body

perfume but she continued to use it because he casually mentioned he liked this scent. Sometimes she even asked him to help her pick a similar perfume.

She answered,

around to notice it anyway since I'm mostly with

spoke with a smile on

was very touched but he never actually chose a

into the cologne he used and found a

wanted to buy a new perfume so he gave

kept

closed his eyes. He finally got up from

off from work so she had to send the documents to the finance department by herself. Previously Rick had said he wanted to hire

it seemed that she really needed one.

Back at the office.

She was stunned.

sitting

had changed into a white sweater which was very casual but unexpectedly suited him

gentle and friendly. He was even more

him a cup

you want to go

ordered takeout

as he stood up and touched her forehead. "Give it to the guard. They had quite a

to him before and asked her to leave, forcing her to make a decision. He had drawn a clear line between them. What was going

a daze. After a long while, she finally giggled,