My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 118

Read My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon Chapter 118 – The Most Familiar Stranger

It required years of knowledge to be able to translate business contracts into Esbanol proficiently.

But in the past three years, she had never shown her language skills, but now….

It seemed that he didn’t really know the real her.

Alfred exclaimed, “Turns out his savior is Mrs. Webster. Totally out of surprise.’

After speaking, he turned his head.

With a dark face, Nathaniel stared at the two people in the room.

Alfred swallowed silently.

No wonder he felt a cold shiver just now. Nathaniel seemed to be in a really bad mood. Was he jealous?

Janet was busy translating seriously, completely not noticing that there were two people standing outside the door, and Willis was watching beside her, admiring from time to time.

“Ms. Longfellow, you are really amazing! You are not from A City, are you? Are you here on a business trip? How long are you going to stay here?”

“Are kids all this enthusiastic now?” Janet thought.

Willis’ chattering made Janet a little helpless and a headache, but it seemed that if she chose not to answer, he would continue chattering.

Janet replied, “I will stay here for about a week.”

A week!

Willis’ eyes lit up, and he smiled even more obsequiously.

“Ms. Longfellow, if you’re available these days, I want to learn translation skills with you, can I?”

Looking at his expectant eyes, Janet remained silent.

She was just helping out of kindness, but Willis wanted her to be his mentor. Well, Janet didn’t have time for him, and she had never thought about it.

“I’m not really good at it. I don’t know what you can learn from me…”

“Oh, come on. You totally nailed it! Please!”

Willis looked at Janet with burning eyes. He really wanted to stay with Janet and learn something from her.

Nathaniel, who was outside the door, saw the whole thing.

The man stopped where he was, expressionless. He seemed cool, but the tight lipline was enough to show that he was in a very

bad mood at the moment.

Alfred noticed it. He knew he had to do something, or Willis would be screwed.