Unexpected Encounter with my Boss

Chapter 132

Over the next few days, Vincent had to go on a business trip. Alex, of course, was right there with him.

This time, due to work obligations, Ivy came along too. Before they left, she couldn't help but brag about it in the office.

The CEO's office, which used to be bustling, now felt strangely quiet and empty. It was almost as if it belonged solely to Tiffany.

With Ivy out of the picture, Tiffany found her workload much lighter. She savored the chance to stick to a routine, coming and going from the office on schedule each day.

She was still dealing with morning sickness, but it wasn't as bad as it had been initially. Besides feeling queasy in the mornings, she was just a bit nauseous the rest of the time.

To ensure the baby received proper nutrition, Tiffany made sure to eat every meal on time. Not only that, but she also balanced her diet with a variety of foods. In just a week, she visibly gained some weight.

Whenever it was time to eat, Mandy always came looking for her.

"Tiffany, let's go grab lunch."

It had become a daily thing. Once Mandy let go of her infatuation with Vincent, she became hooked on the food at the Lewis Group staff cafeteria. She'd say, "You can't get rid of obsessions. They just find new targets."

an obsession with cafeteria food. Every day, she'd drag Tiffany along for a

me see what's

Shrimp scampi! Clam chowder! Sautéed beef strips!

the names of

the prices listed next to each dish. "Do you remember how much the BBQ spare

was like 12

shook her head. "It

"You even mentioned how tasty the cafeteria food has been

the prices

only six dollars each?

that, Mandy pulled Tiffany along to

first, and when it was Tiffany's turn, the lunch lady said, "Oh, there's just a little left.

could reply, Mandy quickly chimed in,

the end, Tiffany's BBQ spare ribs only

the plate full of ribs, she couldn't

food, Mandy asked, "What's wrong,

just wondering... what

for four dollars would have delighted her. But now, before eating anything, she had to think about her unborn child first.