The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1258

I understood Matthew's personality well. If I did not agree to his request, he would continue pestering me. Therefore. I spoke to him with an exasperated expression on my face, “Alright. However, I can't go anywhere far. Let's eat at the cafeteria of the research institute. However, there aren't many dishes available. I hope you won't mind.”

Matthew laughed and said, "You know that I won't mind.”

The cafeteria of the research institute was not very large. It had simple decor as well. It was a space that was mainly prepared for employees as it would be a waste of time for them to eat at their accommodations. After the project was completed, the cafeteria would be renovated into a conference room.

Both of us walked into the cafeteria and sat down at a table. Matthew then stood up and said, "Wait for me.” After speaking, he quickly walked out of the cafeteria

I figured that he must have headed to his car to take something. so I did not pay him any mind.

Matthew soon returned. There was a glass of fruit juice in his hands.

He placed the glass of fruit juice in front of me and said with a smile, "It's freshly made. Have some of this.” "Thank you." I did not act courteously either.

After the dishes were served, I started eating quietly. I did not speak much. It

did not

having lunch, there was still half an hour until our evening work hours began. I planned to return to the office to take a nap. However, I did not expect Matthew to ask me to take him on a

to do so. I frowned and said, "This place is rather remote. It's

I intended to return

for a moment.” Matthew grabbed

displeased. "Let go of

let go of me. He spoke in an aggrieved tone, "I know that you don't want to see me now.

this project, the third party requested for you to bring me

I sighed softly and said, "I've really had enough of you.” Matthew smiled without saying anything

The fruits were mostly ripe at this

were picking the ripe fruits in the orchard. It was likely that they intended to bring them back home for themselves or sell them

orchards to take a look. He simply

a few minutes, he denly looked at me and said, ‘Wanda, there's actually no need foryou to be so aversive x towarcme. I've already thought this through. I won't ruin the happiness that you've obtained with sosmuch difficulty. Therefore, I wist-that

get along

in a harsh