Never Blinded by Love (Linda and Wilson) novel Chapter 252

Chapter 252 

“There’s a project you might want to consider,” Lina said, pulling out her phone to show Linda. “Securing this project could significantly help with the awards for your future 

Linda had heard of the project before but knew it was quite challenging, 

“Theard that William has some influence over it. Maybe you could leverage his connections.” Lina knew Linda wasn’t keen on contacting William, but the entertainment industry in Osmo was small. Wam was at the top of the pyramid, and getting his approval could make things much easier. 

“It feels like every time I see you, we end up talking about work,” Linda said. 

p of her coffee. “Well, what else would we talk about? If I don’t discuss work with you, would you rather we talk about romance? 

Lina took a sip o 

“I’m just an employee, and as my boss, you should be pleased that I’m passionate about my work. It’s frustrating that you seem unhappy when I bring up work,” 

“I understand. I’ll consider the project. I’ve just finished a shoot and need some time to rest. Whether I’ll reach out to William, I’m not sure yet. If I decide to, I’ll let you know.” Linda knew Lina’s advice came from a good place. Despite her bluntness, she always thought from Linda’s perspective. 

After returning to Osmo from Javelin City Unda spent a day at the company before starting her vacation. Samson was also supposed to be on vacation, but a minor issue with the Wilson Group’s project needed attention, which delayed their road trip 

William visited their home frequently after they returned. The night before, Samson had to go on a business trip to Novena, so William came over to play with Lexi and have 

breakfast 

While feeding Lexi, William asked Linda, “An 

“Are you interested in the ‘Chasing the Light‘ project? Let me know if you have any ideas. I have some say in this p a was surprised by his initiative. “Are you trying to offer me special treatment, Mr. Wilson?” 

s project.” 

“I’ve said I’ll give you everything you want.” 

William’s words were more than empty promises–they were a commitment. He hoped to make up for the harm Linda had endured, even if it was only superficial