Spoiled by the Silver Fox

"Fine, I'll go, alright?" Stephanie couldn't stand it anymore: "After I go, I'll have your future son-in-law call and say hello, okay? Will that make you feel better? Will it let you breathe?"

She could see that her mom really cared about this. The discomfort wasn't fake, and these things really made her uncomfortable.

Stephanie was scared into a cold sweat.

Marilyn said with a bitter face, "I won't recover that quickly... let me rest for a while."

After Marilyn took a break and her face looked better, Stephanie let out a sigh of relief.

Then Marilyn urged, "Steph, your mother is fine now. You should get going. I'm afraid Seb might find someone else and won't like you anymore. If I'm gone, you will be all alone in this world. I can't be at ease when I think about these things."

Stephanie felt heartbroken and annoyed by these words, "I got it, I'll go right away. Don't talk about these things again. You'll live a long and healthy life."

Marilyn finally smiled a little, "I hope so. I want to see my little grandkids when you and Seb have children."

Stephanie blinked, not wanting to continue the topic.

She immediately stood up and said, "You rest well, mom. I'll call you as soon as I get there, don't worry."

At the entrance of Skyline Corporation building, Katherine parked her car on the roadside, holding a lunch box and walked into the building, heading straight for the reception desk.

please inform that I am here to deliver lunch to President

Lunch delivery?

was courteously escorted to the president's office.

hearing this, the receptionist smiled, "Please wait a

the phone and dialed the

was connected to Martin's

soon answered.

dedicated landline. The plike

a young lady had come to deliver lunch to the

personally to the top floor. I'll wait for

hung up the phone and said respectfully to Katherine,

felt like she was on

personally escorted by the

swnovele

the

was indeed massive. As expected

floor where the president's office was located, Katherine felt like she

wonderful dream, however, disappeared without a