I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 86

Chasel had a cigarette in his mouth, a lighter in his hand, and was about to light it.

But Eudora's interruption caught him off guard. He paused and looked up with a puzzled look.

I've more or less heard about what happened to you. But if you are still decadent now, and you don't even have the ability to protect a person in the future, then you will only regret that you have nothing to do now.

In the past, under the pressure of her powerful opponent, Eudora almost couldn't catch her breath.

But for the sake of her foster parents, she had to be cautious.

The reason behind this was that she had no power or ability.

Therefore, as a person who had suffered that, Eudora did not want Chasel to suffer the same pain.

Eudora walked out of the office and closed the door.

Chasel stood still and recalled what Eudora had just asked him. Was there anyone you want to protect?

Of course, Chasel also had someone he wanted to protect.

The person who appeared in Chasel's mind was none other than Eudora.

Chasel lighted up his lighter.

Suddenly, the ornate windproof lighter in his hand slipped through his fingers and fell to the ground.

Chasel walked back to the chair in a daze and sat down.

Over the years, Chasel had been mocked, cursed, and insulted by countless people, but he never felt ashamed or humiliated.

For some reason, Eudora's gaze just now made his heartache.

It was like an electric shock after suffocation. Chasel felt his heart suddenly beat faster and was full of vitality.

At this moment, Eudora took the elevator down and left Horizon Company.

As she walked towards the parking lot for bikes, a voice came from behind her.

"Eudora."

It was Chasel.

Eudora turned around and saw Chasel running towards her.

Eudora asked in confusion, "What's wrong?"

Chasel stood in front of her, slightly out of breath, with a twinkle in his eye. "Do you want to stay and work together to make Horizon Company bigger and stronger?"

"What?"

Eudora was astonished.

"Do you believe that I can manage the company well?"

"That's up to you. Have you ever managed a company seriously before?"