Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber) novel Chapter 1233

Sheila has no other friends and no other relatives.

Then it's suspicious that this person shows up here, mouthing off to help Sheila get her stuff.

"If you don't give an honest account, don't blame me for calling the police, and this is Goldstone Co. and it's my turf, you can't get out as long as I want." Amber stared closely at the man in black, ready to strike if he dared to make a mess.

Although she has been a retarded female, but there are so many people here, together, still afraid of not being able to subdue each other?

Not to mention Amber, even Kiara and the others, are ready to take action at any time, and a few of them have even taken out their cell phones, planning to call the police at any time.

"I'm not Sheila's friend, nor am I a relative of Sheila's." Just then, the man in black finally spoke up and also turned his face around to face Amber.

Before, the man in black had been slightly half-lowered, so that Amber could not see the full face.

Now that she could see it, Amber was stunned for a moment instead.

Strange, how she felt, she seems to have seen this person ah.

This person, gave her a very familiar feeling.

Is it an illusion?

Amber pursed her red lips and searched through her mind with careful recollection, but never found out where she had seen this person's memory.

Helplessly, she could only temporarily suppress the suspicion in her heart and stared at the other party and asked again, "If you are not a friend or a relative, then who are you really? And, how did you get up here?"

That's the key.

When a stranger comes to the company, the receptionist will ask the purpose of his or her visit and only after asking for clarification will he or she agree to be released.

Of course, this consent to release, but not the front desk side of the unilateral direct release, but first to telephone the department to which the person wants to go, or want to find the person, waiting for the opposite side to agree before releasing, rather than casually released.

So this person, again, for what reason did the front desk let him go?

Who was contacted by the receptionist and who gave permission for the receptionist to put it up?

With that thought, Amber turned her head to Kiara and gave her a look.

Kiara nodded knowingly and took out her cell phone to start contacting the front desk to investigate what had happened.

Of course, when questioning, Kiara deliberately walked a little further away, just in case the man in black stopped her from investigating.

What I didn't expect, however, was that the man in black just took one look at Kiara and returned his gaze to Amber, with no intention of stopping Kiara.

"Sorry Miss Reed, didn't introduce myself, I'm Sheila's neighbor." The man in black bowed slightly toward Amber and introduced himself politely.

Amber wondered, "Neighbors?"

"Yes, I was asked by Sheila to come and get her things before she got on the plane, her mother doesn't have good legs so she had to ask me, if Miss Reed doesn't believe me, she can contact Sheila or contact Sheila's mother." The man in black nodded back.

Amber saw him speak openly about this and actually had some trust in her heart, but decided to have someone contact Sheila or Sheila's mother to ask about it just in case.

This matter, she asked to one of the secretaries.

The secretary received Amber's order, immediately nodded in response, while also viciously glared at the man in black, "Even if you say so, who has to know whether you deliberately lower our vigilance, Sheila although people left, but things are here, her salary section is not low, leaving things, are quite valuable, who knows whether you are Sheila's home Who knows if you are a thief in the neighborhood, know that Sheila resigned and did not take things away, so deliberately posing as Sheila's neighbors, to take Sheila's things out to sell it? Hum, you wait, I'll call them here, once I find out you have a problem, you're finished."

"That's it." The other secretarial assistants also nodded one after another.