Cupid's Arrow hit me hard! novel Chapter 1731

Chapter 1731

At the hilltop villa, when the call with her sister ended, Serenity retook Sonny’s temperature after he was done eating.

She said to Zachary, "It’s 99.86 degrees Fahrenheit.

Should we bathe him again?"

Zachary poured a glass of warm water for Sonny to drink up.

He said, "Sonny had just eaten his fill.

Let him rest before giving him another warm bath.

Breaking a fever is a gradual process.

There’s no need to panic or worry.

The medicine Dr.Thompson prescribed is still on standby."

Ring, ring...

Zachary’s phone rang.

Serenity said, "Sonny’s fever is going down.

You’re busy and have lots of work to do, so you should go back to the office.

I'll look after Sonny at home."

Zachary did not reply but answered the call first.

It was Mr.Daniels who called.

"Mr.Daniels."

Zachary hated Jenna, but he still treated Mr.Daniels politely.

The two companies were looking to collaborate after all.

However, Zachary would be willing to give up on the golden opportunity and not work with Daniels Group if Jenna were to go overboard.

Mr.Daniels laughed heartily in the call and said, "Let’s have lunch together, Mr.York.My treat."

Before Zachary spoke, Mr.Daniels continued, "Just the two of us.It’ll be at Wiltspoon Hotel.

I booked a private room.

"Let’s talk about the project we discussed last night after the meal later.If there are no problems, we can sign an agreement."

Jenna had boldly touched Zachary’s palm last night and ended up being lectured by Mr.Daniels the entire night.

Mr.Daniels still felt apologetic toward Zachary.

He had violated Zachary’s rules by bringing his daughter to a business negotiation with him.

Zachary had been generous and did not make a fuss about it.

Mr.Daniels thought Zachary had become more generous than before he married; love had changed Zachary.

However, Mr.Daniels felt guilty over his daughter’s touch.

He liked to spoil his daughter, but he had his limits too.

He would never allow his daughter to involve herself in someone else’s marriage.