Caught In His Embrace A Second Chance Romance novel Chapter 432

That evening, Rosie received a call from the design company she had interviewed with. She got the job.

The next day, she dressed up and headed there. They had prepared the contract.

"Take a look. If everything's good, you can sign it."

"All right, thank you." Rosie carefully reviewed the contract. "It's good, but I need some time before I can start."

Although her job at the supermarket was temporary, she still needed to hand things over properly. She couldn't just leave without notice.

"No problem. Just inform us when you're ready to start."

"Okay, thank you," Rosie said.

Walking out of the office, Rosie couldn't contain her excitement. She walked with a spring in her step, as this company was highly respected in the industry.

She had applied right after graduation. But without solid experience, she didn't even pass the first round.

Now, she finally built a stronger resume.

Rosie knew she would start with basic tasks, but that didn't matter. A company like this offered a bigger platform and better opportunities. To her, this was a huge step forward.

A short distance away, inside a black Cayenne, Hervey lowered his phone. He had just finished a call with the design company's boss. "Mr. Flynn, Rosie signed the contract," he reported.

Howard nodded. Without Hervey telling him, seeing her practically skipping down the street was proof enough.

"Mr. Flynn..." Noticing that Howard couldn't stop staring at Rosie, Hervey spoke softly, "Should we follow her?"

'Mr. Flynn had gone out of his way to secure this opportunity for Rosie. She should at least know,' he thought.

"It's okay." He tightened his gaze before shaking his head. "Let it be. She doesn't have to know."

He hadn't done this for recognition but to make things easier for her. After all, Rosie was Bobby's mother.

As for them, he'd already confessed his feelings to her, but she refused—so be it.

He wanted to give her the title of Mrs. Flynn, but there was no point in forcing it if she didn't want it. A relationship should always be mutual.

Ahead, Rosie had already entered the subway station and was out of sight.

Howard withdrew his gaze and instructed, "Let's go."

He had an appointment with Josiah.

A few days ago, Howard was abroad. He only found out after returning that Josiah had gotten into trouble and that Joyce was hospitalized for surgery.

By the time he visited, Josiah had been discharged, and Joyce was in the sterile isolation unit, her condition stable.

They had agreed to meet at Tasty Bites. When Howard arrived, Josiah was there.

"Howard." Josiah greeted with a smile.

"Hmm..." Howard nodded, then hesitated. "You still regard me as your brother? You are Mr. Evans now."

"What?" Josiah raised an eyebrow. "Are you not going to acknowledge me as your brother anymore?"

"Of course not," Howard shook his head. "What I said before will never change."

"Then it's settled. As long as you acknowledge me, you'll always be my family," Josiah said.

The brothers exchanged a glance, smiled, and sat down across from each other.

"How's everything?" Howard knew that returning to the Evans family wasn't easy. "The Evans family is complicated. Need any help?"

Even though Josiah was invited back by Andy, his so-called siblings were unlikely to accept him.

"Not at the moment." Josiah shook his head. "I can handle things for now. I'll ask if I need help."

"Okay." Howard nodded. "As long as you know what's going on..."