My Wife Is So Sweet (Natalia Dawson) novel Chapter 443

Chapter 443 Ask Him for Help

Bill's voice sounded behind her. "Mr. Peck is dealing with something. Madam, please sit for a while!"

Victoria turned around, smiled at him, put the cake on the table, and then sat down on the sofa.

"What would you like to drink?"

"Whatever."

"Coffee?"

"Okay!"

Bill prepared it skillfully.

She looked at him quietly.

Not long after, the fragrance of the coffee hit the tip of her nose. Bill handed her a cup of coffee. She took a small sip. The first sip was slightly bitter, but then it was sweet.

"You can make it. Amazing! "

Bill smiled shyly and sat down opposite her.

"Charlie likes coffee! So I took the time to learn a few days!"

Victoria smiled slightly and said, "It's his blessing to have a loyal subordinate like you!"

Bill shook his head and sighed.

"The Stevenson family has done me a great favor. Mr. Peck is the heir of the family. It's a small thing for me to make a cup of coffee. I am willing to do everything for him."

At this time, the inner door suddenly opened and people came out one after another.

Bill stood up, looked at Charlie through the glass window, and then let her in.

Victoria stood up and walked into the office with the cake.

"Why are you here all of a sudden?"

Charlie was still sitting behind the office desk. He didn't look up and focused on reading a document.

Victoria walked over, put the cake on the desk, and said with a smile, "Cause I miss you. I have arrived early in the morning. I am worried that you eat nothing, so I bring cakes for you!"

He finally looked up at her and glanced at the cake. Then he paused a few seconds.

He lowered his eyes, and his expression did not change much.

"Tell me! What do you want me to do for you?"

Victoria Kaur was stunned.

She cursed, "The man is so smart!

He knows me!"

In fact, in the past six months, although they seemed to be reconciled and affectionate.

But only Victoria knew that this man did not let go of the past completely.

Therefore, there was some estrangement between them.

She pouted, dragged a leather chair beside her angrily, and sat down.

Charlie concentrated on his things.

There was silence in the office, leaving only the slight rustling sound of the pen moving across the paper.

Charlie read and remarked on a stack of documents.

"Are you done?"

Victoria asked.

Charlie nodded.

"Then eat!"

Charlie was stunned for a moment and looked at her inexplicably so that he tried to read her thoughts.

"You must have had something I don't know."

Although he said so, he still ordered Bill to get the forks and knives.

The cake was not small. Charlie only cut one piece and let Bill take out the rest.

Looking at Charlie eating the cake elegantly, Victoria thought that he was so busy that he often forgot to eat!