Chapter 173 Freya’s Deception
Freya was taken aback by Nathaniel’s early return from the office. She had secured special permission to work from home for the next few days.
Ever since Abigail had unexpectedly encountered Freya at the office, and given Abigail’s increased visits to Nathaniel, he found it impossible to continually dismiss his fiancée.
However, the thought of Freya remaining at the company and potentially crossing paths with Abigail again was too daunting for him to consider.
Nathaniel’s only option was to maintain the pretense with Abigail, providing Uncle Michael with some semblance of peace.
He was desperate to avoid any complications.
Upon his return to Newport Villa, he found Freya engrossed in her drafts in the study.
Hearing a knock, she opened the door, meeting Nathaniel’s gentle gaze.
He entered, gently grasping Freya’s wrists and visually inspecting her for any injuries.
gaze hardened,
these drafts that I mistakenly microwaved my phone instead of the milk. I
you’re not hurt. It’s only a phone,
get
gratitude, Koen entered the
her hair and smiling. “Rest if you’re tired.
resist his affectionate words three years
Maybach parked in the front yard. Koen then drove him back
a small cardboard box. It
summoned Xavier into the
glanced at the charred phone, then at
it and retrieve the data?” Nathaniel gestured
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