I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 114

After Alva left, Colbert asked Belinda, "Why did you let her go there with me?"

Belinda sighed earnestly. "You are not young anymore. How can you be alone all the time? After all, she is your fiancée. It can be regarded as allowing you to adapt in advance."

Belinda glanced at Colbert, saying, "You were the one who wanted to get engaged to her at the beginning. What? Do you regret it now?"

There was a bit of teasing in her words.

At first, Belinda tried her best to get Colbert and Eudora engaged, but Colbert refused it firmly.

Seeing Colbert's ambiguous attitude towards Alva now, Belinda was a little confused.

"No."

Colbert said indifferently. There was no expression on his handsome face.

"You better don't."

Belinda waved her hand. "The affairs in Camford Country are crucial. You should pack up quickly and go there."

Colbert didn't say a word. He looked away, turned around, and walked out of the ward. He called Corey.

The phone rang a few times, and the other party answered, "Mr. Steele, what's the matter?"

"During the period I go to Camford Country, you must ensure Eudora's safety."

On the phone, he gave Corey instructions.

On the other end of the phone, Corey was silent momentarily and said, "Mr. Steele, don't you think you care about Ms. Stanford too much?"

As Colbert's special assistant, Corey had the responsibility and obligation to remind him all the time.

"You once said that career is the main thing, and you don't want anyone's existence to become your weakness and threaten you."

Otherwise, why would he choose Alva, the so-called most beautiful and talented lady in Kenison City, as his fiancée?

"I'm so sorry, Mr. Steele."

Corey was dubious about Colbert's answer.

"Book a plane ticket for Alva to Camford Country."

Originally, Colbert opposed Alva going to Camford Country with him. He didn't even intend to let Corey book her a plane ticket.

But after hearing Corey's words, he decided to use Alva as a cover-up in a guilty conscience, pretending that he only cared about her, and dismissed Eudora.

Or maybe, Colbert was too arrogant and stupid to realize he cared about Eudora so much because he liked her.