The other party immediately shook her head. “No, no, no. I’m not suited for the entertainment industry.”
"Are you afraid of the unspoken rules?" Eileen leaned in halfway. "Then, aren't you afraid of your boss’ unspoken rules?"
The receptionist was dumbfounded.
How could this current A-list celebrity who was noble and elegant on screen be like this in private?
"Scared you, didn't I? It was just a joke."
Eileen noticed the receptionist calling Victor’s secretary.
Victor came out of the elevator, and his secretary hung up the phone, saying, "Miss Reid is at the reception, wanting to see you."
"Okay." Victor showed no emotion on his face, but his pace involuntarily quickened.
Eileen yawned lazily, propping her chin up with one hand, and turned her head when she heard approaching footsteps.
He was coming toward her from a distance, not too close.
She straightened up, and her lazy expression turned cold.
"Mr. Maxwell, long time no see."
"Miss Reid, long time no see." Victor’s gaze was deep, his expression cold.
Eileen looked at his distant and aloof demeanor, thinking of how he used to be ambitious without care of consequences five years ago, and couldn't help but smile.
She mocked him. "Mr. Maxwell, you were my former boss, after all. Why are you treating me so indifferently?"
Victor instinctively glanced at his secretary standing behind him.
The secretary had a keen eye and cleared the area of onlookers.
"I'm going to have lunch. Would you like to join me, Miss Reid?" Victor restrained his emotions, trying to sound distant and indifferent.
“Sure!" Eileen smirked, her gaze icy.
Victor was momentarily stunned. He didn't expect her to agree.
"Let's go. Where do you want to eat, Mr. Maxwell?" Eileen took a couple of steps and turned to ask.
Victor regained his senses, his expression even colder now.
"There's a decent restaurant near the company."
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: Stop It, She’s Remarrying (Fia and Conrad)
I had known that the ending would be like this , I would never had read this book. It didn’t have a right ending at all. Made no sense. Don’t waste your time....
Evil should never win and Lucifer has harmed far to many....
This should not end this way. Fia, rather than following Lucifer’s evil path should reflect and realize that she has always loved Conrad and he has always loved her. Their problems were due to the interference of others, Beryl, Esme etc . Since she is the only one that can approach Lucifer, she and Peter should cooperate with each other, kill Lucifer and evil Beryl, Peter can remove the toxins/ poison from everyone and each will be able to live normal lives without interfering with others relationship's. The children deserve their real father who will love them dearly and provide and protect them with the life they deserve. Gia has been a fool since the beginning and has believed everyone but her beloved husband. Please end this on a good note, that is why we all read these stories, everyone loves a happy ending....