Too Much to Bear My Love

Chapter 468 Colleague

After a fun weekend, the day most employees dreaded had arrived – Monday.

Amelia was one of them.

As she lazed in bed, she mumbled to herself blearily, “Back then, I used to envy those who go to work. Now that I’m one of them, I just realized what a luxury it is to laze in bed all day long.”

Right then, Oscar was coming out of the bathroom and saw how cute she looked when she was mumbling to herself. He walked over to her and spanked her butt lovingly. “Wake up, lazybones.”

Amelia then leaned onto Oscar lazily. After a while of cuddling, she jumped off her bed enthusiastically and ran into the bathroom. When Oscar saw her practically skipping her way toward the bathroom, he couldn’t help but notice how adorable she was.

Amelia showered and got ready as fast as she could before heading downstairs with Oscar. By then, Tony was already having breakfast with Kurt.

“Boss, Amelia, good morning,” Kurt greeted when he saw Oscar and Amelia walking down the stairs with their fingers interlocked.

Amelia flashed a smile and asked, “How did you sleep, Kurt?”

“I slept well!”

Amelia and Oscar then sat at the table and enjoyed the breakfast prepared by Molly. Suddenly, Amelia blurted, “Are you free today, Kurt? Could you watch Tony? I’m planning to only send him back to the Clinton residence tomorrow.”

“No problem,” Kurt answered.

“Thank you, Kurt. I don’t have to worry about a thing when Tony is with you,” Amelia said while putting some food on Oscar’s plate.

Kurt nodded and pondered for a while before saying, “Boss, Amelia, I’ve purchased the apartment opposite you. It wouldn’t be such a hassle anymore when Tony wants to see me next time.”

Oscar simply shot him a look and kept mum.

“Well, that’s good.” Amelia kept a smile on her lips.

to

arriving at Amelia’s workplace, Oscar unbuckled her seatbelt. Then, he placed his hand behind

“You’re mine, Amelia. When I see you chattering happily with other men, I don’t feel so good here.” As

was talking about

forehead with a smile. “Silly, I

see other men as friends. I’ll never have feelings

lips quirked up, and his mood brightened.

walking into the building in her

exited the elevator, she sensed a strange atmosphere in the office.

like nothing was wrong and made her way toward the design department. What’s going on? The atmosphere is even

were already at their desks. When everyone saw Amelia, they rushed up to

the heir of the Clintons, Amelia? Back then, the media purposefully misled us to believe you guys had divorced. I’ve even got on the internet to find a wedding photo of you guys. You looked so pretty at the grand wedding

stunning, completely unlike all you common women! It’s no surprise why Mr. Clinton was interested

join the other employees in showering the woman with compliments. Gone was her usual docile and obedient demeanor

she held her purse tightly in her

was wrong. Then, she clapped her hands as she walked toward the crowd. “Hey, everyone. It’s time to get back to work. Remember, Mr. Franklin is coming back today. If he sees everyone slacking off on work hours, I’m sure

in the design department turned around and stared at

you guys want me to get Mr. Moore

Amelia up. However, you can’t hog her to yourself all the time, you know? It’s not like we want something from her. We’re just expressing our concern as colleagues after the scare she went through.

then, Amelia stepped in to mediate and said, “Lydia, thanks for your concern. In fact, thank you, everyone. I’m all

work. Otherwise, someone here might get offended when she sees us being nice to Amelia, thinking that we have ulterior motives. Little does she know, everyone’s aware she’s the one trying her

the employees quickly returned

after. As she was thinking about what to say to her, two police officers showed up. They were the same police officers they reported the incident to last

Ms. Winters,” the police officers greeted

you guys here?”

you that parcel. She’s an employee in your

before she took a cursory glance around the office to see who was absent. The only empty seat she saw