Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 446

Everyone looked over–Kevan included. The moment his gaze landed on her, his eyes widened slightly in surprise. But soon, he calmly let out a faint smile.

Larissa ignored his gesture of goodwill and quickly averted her gaze to the producer next to him.

“Hello, Mr. Hart!” She went over and held out her hand toward him,

Zack Hart knew her. When the production crew of “Time of Childhood” first came to the hotel Larissa had personally gone to meet with him. “Ms. Seymour, hit He stood up and shook her hand.

Their joined hands just happened to be in front of Kevan’s eyes. He pressed his lips together for a couple of seconds as he forced down his displeasure and raised an eyebrow before asking. “Ms. Seymour?”

Zack quickly introduced her to him. “This is Ms. Seymour, the general manager of the Winston Hotel.”

Kevan rose up gracefully and intercepted Larissa’s hand, his eyes slightly narrowed with a teasing hint in them, “Hello, Ms. Seymour.”

hand caused Larissa to shiver. She did her best to maintain her calmness as she replied in a low voice. “Hello,

tried to remove her hand, but Kevan’s lingers tightened around hers, His scorching gaze fixed on her,

Mr. Rogers? You’re the president of Microworks

the muttering coming over from a few other tables nearby. “Is

mysterious president that handsome? I thought he was

eating with the fucking president of Microworks! This will probably be the only chance that we can do

meaningfully, “I guess there are quite a few people

say anything else. He let go of her hand and sat down again. Larissa clenched her hand into a fist as if she could still feel the residual temperature left behind by

onto her face, thanks

won’t find it too blasé.” Larissa got a waiter to open the bottles and up everyone’s glasses. She and her assistant

wish everyone an enjoyable dinner! She tipped the

crowd, the restaurant’s atmosphere was fired up

tried to get her and her assistant manager to stay behind for dinner, but Larissa naturally relused his offer firmly. “We still need