Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 752

As an agent, Ariana relished the freedom of flexible working hours, often venturing away from the office for extended periods on external assignments. Consequently, her daily presence at the office was unnecessary.

Donna had never dared to intervene before.

Clearly, Donna had learned about Theodore’s demise, and those under Jasper’s command believed the matter was settled, ready to openly suppress her, the bereaved widow.

However, it made little sense for Ariana, who had recently lost her husband, to hastily return to the company solely based on Donna’s command.

Nevertheless, Ariana anticipated that Donna wouldn’t relinquish her grasp easily.

As expected, Donna promptly dialed again, bellowing on the other end, “You’ve got some nerve! Let me make it crystal clear: whatever flimsy excuses you have, I expect your physical presence in the office today! Otherwise, pack your belongings and make a hasty exit!”

terminated the call, sparing Ariana the need to respond. Thus, Ariana rose from her sickbed, devoid of any makeup or tidiness, and made her way to the company, her face worn

Donna’s insistence, Ariana decided to return to the company and see the true intentions of

unexpectedly bumped into Sarah at

to see Ariana at that hour. Approaching with concern, she inquired, “Why aren’t you at the hospital? Are you feeling better? Why didn’t you rest a while longer? If you were heading to the office, you could have at Least informed me,

Sarah’s presence, Ariana had to feign excessive grief while attempting to

that she mistrusted Sarah; rather, she

brought you here? Shouldn’t you be putting

a fleeting stiffness crossed Sarah’s expression, but she swiftly regained composure, and she avoided making direct eye contact. “It’s nothing…

Well, she hit a snag. Her new album has been canceled!” a smug voice interjected. Ariana glanced up

“Who bestowed upon you the authority to do that? After all the preparations we made,

snorted and casually tossed a document

teeth as she stooped down to collect them. Looking at them, she realized they were the meticulously prepared