Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 1149

Bert's words surprised Romy, but it was also this expression that made her realize something. The man in front of her and Alivia did not have any illicit or distorted relationship; they truly loved each other.

After confirming this, Romy felt a bit less burdened. She didn't immediately agree to Bert's request. She just said that she would think about it.

"Mr. Harper..." Before leaving, Romy called out to Bert earnestly, "Alivia is a very good girl. She is simple, sensible, firm, and has self-respect. She has never let her family worry about her since she was a child. Her father didn't fulfill his responsibilities to this family for some reason. I have been sick, and this family's affairs are supported by her. Although we are poor, I can guarantee she is not a girl who covets other people's things. It is not easy for me to recover, and she can finally go back to school to finish her studies, but I didn't expect..."

In the end, Romy choked with sobs.

As Romy's mind flashed back to her daughter's joyful smile the day before starting school, her heart felt like it was sizzling in a hot pan, causing her to ache and distress.

Every word she said was like a knife stabbing into Bert's heart. His cheeks twitched, and he gritted his teeth to suppress the heat in his eyes. "I know. She's great, better than anyone else."

The treatment plan for Alivia had been under discussion and research. On the school side, Bert had already arranged everything through connections. Romy was practically by her daughter's bedside all the time, and Kevin was considerate of her health, arranging a small bed in the room so she could rest at night.

Henry rarely came to the hospital except for the first few days. Worried that his youthful impulsiveness might lead to accidents, Bert had someone follow him. Surprisingly, the feedback from his subordinate was that the young man was working part-time every day.

On the busiest day, he worked five part-time jobs, two in the morning, starting from 6 a.m. and continuing until 4 a.m. the next day. He even took up jobs like promoting at bars.

Henry's face turned red and blue, but in the face of such a mature, steady, and exceptionally powerful man, he could only weakly retort, "This is my job."

"I know," Bert's tone remained indifferent. He glanced around the private room and eventually returned his gaze to him, saying, "All the expenses in this private room will be counted towards your performance."

Henry was speechless.

It was clearly a good thing. After all, this private room was not cheap, and booking one could earn him a considerable commission. Henry had always been trying to get people to book private rooms through various means. But now that Bert did it this way, he felt extremely humiliated.