Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 798

Damon was silent for a few seconds before telling Spencer, "Have him come to my office at 10:00 a.m."

Spencer nodded. "Got it."

Just as he was about to leave, Damon suddenly called him back. "Wait, go to the pharmacy and pick up some stomach medicine to send to the lab."

Spencer knew exactly who it was for without needing to be told-no one else in the lab had the privilege of Damon personally sending someone to buy medicine for them. "Okay, I'll head there right away," he answered.

Nyla had just arrived at the lab when Spencer walked in.

"Ms. Kinsey, this is the medicine that Mr. Sumner asked me to get for you," he informed her.

Seeing the bag in Spencer's hand, filled with various stomach medications, she couldn't help but chuckle. "Mr. Hogg, I'm fine. I just overate this morning."

Spencer handed her the bag. "Ms. Kinsey, just accept it. This is Mr. Sumner's kind gesture, and I need a good reason to report back."

"Alright, please thank him for me," Nyla said, accepting the medicine.

"It's best to thank him in person at lunch today. Your work is important, so I won't keep you any longer." With that, Spencer turned and left.

it seemed to involve him either placing her on his lap to kiss her or hinting that he needed a wife. It gave her a bit of

looked pale and exhausted. When she met Nyla's gaze, she instinctively

initiate a conversation either, merely grabbing her notebook and heading to the

minutes later, Ruby stood beside her, and they began their work for

up the experiment

reagents in

ved.ne

start

Nyla,

and focused on the

lip, finally summoning the courage to speak. "Nyla, I want to talk to you about the delivery

her. "Sure, what

my delivery job a secret from the others in the lab?" Ruby

nervous and cautious demeanor made Nyla feel a pang of

but if you're delivering every day, there's no guarantee you won't run into someone from

"I understand," Ruby answered.

you tell me why you decided to take up a delivery job?

shook her head. "The money you lent

at her feet, hesitating about whether to