The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 1214

Ida had no interest in pointlessly arguing with Byran here. “Alright, scoot over and wait a bit; we have some big stuff to go over.”

Byran seemed a bit miffed and crossed his arms in front of his chest. Since the person in the office was Ellinor, he didn’t feel like an outsider. He didn’t think there was anything that he shouldn’t be privy to, so he didn’t want to leave.

Ellinor didn’t take Byran’s attitude to heart. She looked up and asked Ida. “Any news from the Blanchet Corp?”

Ida replied honestly. “They agreed to come over tomorrow afternoon for a detailed discussion about the collaboration.”

Ellinor nodded slightly, then stood up. “Alright, gotcha. No need to shoo Byran away. I’ll head out and leave you two be.”

Ida glanced at Byran, resignedly explaining. “Boss, you’re not bothering us. You don’t have to rush off. I’ll get him out of your hair in no time.”

Ellinor waved a dismissive hand. “I’m not leaving because of him. I’m just done for the day and feeling a bit pooped. I’m gonna head back and unwind; you two keep talking.”

Ida asked. “Should I have the driver take you home?”

Ellinor waved her off again. “No need; I haven’t had a chance to stroll around in a while. I’ll just walk around the neighborhood and grab a cab home.”

Ellinor headed towards the office door, opened it, and

asked her secretary to go with Ellinor for

it was indeed a bit inconvenient for her to be on her own, so she didn’t turn down the offer

expect was to bump into Theo

half of his window, revealing

introducing a

you about

looked at Jacob with an uncaring

nervous, not knowing where to put his

was not a woman, so he wasn’t interested in promises made by men. He simply said,

obviously too nervous; he

helplessly nudged her boyfriend. “Jacob, what are you spacing out for? My

suddenly snapped back to reality. He looked flustered and was

was laughing and pushing Jacob into the car, she accidentally spotted Ellinor, who was being helped down the steps

then instinctively looked at

side; he obviously saw Ellinor too, but his expression didn’t