Mission To Remarry novel (Roxanne and Lucian) novel Chapter 1175

Chapter 745

Dennis Turner was just alighting and heading to his apartment.

"What are you doing here?"

"Mr.Turner," Irene greeted him in return as she walked up to him.

"Is there a problem?" he asked.

Irene nodded.

"Alright, let's talk at my place.You can eat with us tonight," he said.

"No, we should keep this outside.And somewhere quiet," Irene said in refusal.

Dennis stared at her for a moment, noticing that she looked like she had something important to say.

"Alright.There's this restaurant nearby, and I often go there since the pasta is good.It's my treat."

With that, he started to walk, while Irene followed.

"I shall take you up on your offer."

"Of course," Dennis said with a chuckle.

"You don't have to hold back with me."

The restaurant was beneath one of the apartment blocks, and they reached it in a couple of minutes.It was no luxury establishment, but everything inside was squeaky clean.

Dennis ordered two pastas along with other side dishes.

"Why don't you tell me what it is?" he asked while they waited for food to be served.

Irene took the diagnosis report from her bag and handed it to him.

"you left this in your office.I saw it by chance, so I'm returning it to you."

Dennis smiled when he took it and saw what it was.

''I was afraid my family would see it, so I kept it in my office inside some file no one would look at.I forgot where it was when I packed my things, so I thought I lost it...but I actually didn't." Irene held his gaze.

She had been worried before she met Dennis, but cheered up after she did.

Before she left after dinner, Dennis told her, "Don't tell anyone."

He did not want to trouble others, and he certainly did not need their anxiety or sympathy.

Irene nodded, understanding where he was coming from.

After Irene returned to her car, she did not head straight home, and instead headed to a mall.

It has been a while since she went home early, and she wanted to get some fruits.

The mall was crowded, with parents bringing their children out to shop, and she realized that she and Isaac never brought their sons out to shop like them.

She walked past a children's boutique and remembered how she did not care much about her children even after becoming a mother —Isaac would send his people to get everything they needed.

Standing at the storefront, she thought that she really was the worst mother in the world.

It was simply difficult juggling work and family, and she had to prioritize one.She entered the store, and then...