The Double Life of a Secretary (Megan and Leo)

Chapter 50

Who was Leo?

When had he ever been in such a sorry state?

The staff member held a tissue in his hand and wanted to hand it to Leo, but he was afraid of getting into trouble. If Leo lost face, he would at least find someone to vent his anger on, right?

If he didn’t hand it over, the mud marks on his face would really look like a cat’s beard….

Instead of looking at him, Leo turned to look at Megan.

This was a tacit understanding between the two of them. As long as he gave her a look, she would

immediately come out to help him out.

She would definitely hand him a clean wet tissue first, and then stand in front of him to block the

gazes of the people around him. She would also politely ask everyone not to take photos, but if they did, it didn’t matter. The legal department of the Mayor Group would contact the people who took photos secretly to discuss the security issues.

After three years of being together, Leo had long been used to her reaction speed and ability to deal with problems.

But today, he seemed to have miscalculated.

He stood there and waited for a long time, but he didn’t see the tissue she handed over. He looked. up and saw that everyone was looking at him in shock. Only she and Paul had walked away slowly. They were very close to each other and whispered to each other.

Leo narrowed his eyes dangerously. Someone really didn’t know what was good for him.

we

she would suffer when Paul turned hostile and kicked her.

here you

and a pink bow knot on her head. She stood on tiptoe and raised the wet tissue in

Morgan, who was next

at this time, so he could only send his

he would definitely not argue with a child, let alone a cute

Mr. Morgan smiled embarrassedly and

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Get Bo

wipe away the mud marks

a wet tissue from Lea, and wiped his face.

was unhappy. Pouting, she complained, “Mr. Mayor, you’re so rude.

thank me.”

ran over and held his daughter in his

nonsense.”

she corrected him with a straight face, “Dad, you taught me that I must say thank you when I accept help from others. Then I’ll be a polite good child.

didn’t say thank you to me.”

talking. Let’s go. Dad will take you to buy balloons…”

minute.” Leo

slightly and said, “Leo, she is still young after all. Don’t do this. It will

a sneer, “I scared the child before I said anything?

scared?”

I meant. You’re definitely not scary. Your

your daughter a few questions.”

quickly held Lea tightly, “In fact, She is not wrong. You’ve been in a high position for a long