The Indifferent Ex-Husband Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate

Chapter 608

Kent couldn't help but crane his neck to sneak a peek at the design rendering, and blurted out, "I may be a layman, but at first glance, I'm totally drawn in by it. Seems like a good fit to me."

Brandon was zoning out staring at the design for quite some time, but eventually, he gave a nod, "Let's go with this one."

Then he closed it and tossed it aside, clearly not wanting to dwell on it any longer. Kent watched his expression carefully, "Do we need to tweak anything, or are we good to call it final?"

Brandon's expression drifted off for a split second.

"Let's pencil it in for now," he finally spoke in a low-key manner.

"Alright."

Kent nodded in agreement, "Also, President Poe mentioned a school centennial event and would like to invite you to attend as a distinguished alum."

Kent briefly outlined President Poe's request to him. Brandon was inclined to decline, but memories of the past with Sophia back at the school made him lightly nod in agreement, "You handle it."

"Will do."

and went on to report some other

Don had brought in. Staring at it for a good while, he forced himself to

was a good match for Sophia and complemented the school's architectural aesthetic. It was a piece that wouldn't stir up any trouble or tarnish Sophia's

not really imperfections, just bits of

grabbed his phone, and dug up the designer's WhatsApp contact he had thought of deleting but hadn't the night before, and shot her a message, "Add a cultural

balcony sketching when Brandon's WhatsApp pinged on her phone, which was resting

sound, she glanced at her phone, picked it up,

for revisions

her design? Or was he waiting to decide

was her place to probe deeper. From their interaction the day before, she figured he was a rather stiff and aloof guy, someone with an aura of superiority, not the

replied with a polite, "Okay." After sending the message, she thought for a moment and then sent another one, "Any other requirements for the

quickly, "Just needs to have a strong cultural atmosphere, a place where students can study,

with nowhere to go after school or on weekends," he

paused for

had a cultural gallery where we could chill after class or on weekends; just sit there, read a

cultural gallery would you