Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom novel Chapter 109

Chapter 109 no intention of leaving.'®

Burton sat in the back seat, secretly observing Paula's expression. After quite a while, he finally couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong with you?" Paula's brows were furrowed. When he asked, the expression on her face became even more terrible. She raised her fist in anger and slammed it hard on the steering wheel, only to have it miss and hit the car horn instead. Paula secretly cursed, pushed down the handbrake with some annoyance, and'

got ready to start the car. "Wait a minute!"'®

Burton suddenly spoke. Then, he pushed open the car door, got out directly and walked around to the driver's side door.'

He reached out and pulled the door open, looking at Paula with his head tilted'® slightly. "Get out. I'll drive."'®

so I'll drive for safety's sake." Hearing that, Paula rolled her eyes, but she obediently got out of the car to sit in'

the passenger seat. Burton buckled up and looked at the woman beside him. "Tell me, where are we' feeling that Lucia has fallen in love with that scumbag! When she heard he was in the hospital with another woman, she looked so disappointed!" Burton didn't dare to say anything. After all, the "scumbag' Paula was talking about was his boss. Paula was so angry and annoyed that she couldn't help but continue to spit out,'

to all her comments, but he didn't dare to say a wordt'

When they arrived at the bar street, Burton found a parking space and parked'

the car.'

chin at him. "You can go home by yourself. I'm in a bad mood, so I won't drive you."'®

With that, she waved her hand at him and turned around to walk towards the bar behind a minute!"'

Now it was getting late. How could he stand by and watch her go to the bar'®

alone?'

Paula stopped walking, turned to look at him and raised an eyebrow. "Why? You want to drink with me?"'

Burton hesitated for a moment and then stepped toward her. "Well, I'll... have a few drinks with you."'

and gave him a gentle pat on the shoulder. "Okay! My treat!"'®

Just now when she saw Lucia like that, she felt bad as well. With anger in her heart, she just wanted to have a couple of drinks. Now that Burton wanted to drink with her, fingers at the bartender. "Two Sherry Martinis!" The bartender smiled at her and started to make them right away.'®

Paula turned to Burton, who was next to her, and asked, "What would you like?"'®

Burton paused. "Didn't you just order?"'®

He clearly heard her ask for two martinis.'®

in a smile. "I always have a double when I drink."'®

In the dim light, the corners of the woman's slanted eyes moved upward in a'® unusually seductive.'

Burton's heart skipped a beat. Feeling breathless, he was a bit flustered and looked up a glass to take a sip and then tilted her head back to down most of it, thinking it tasted good. Burton was stunned. He had never seen a woman drink like this, like drinking water without even blinking an eye. Seeing that she was about to finish her

Paula heard this name and frowned. "Can you stop being so rigid, Burton? Ms. Thomas, Ms. Thomas. You're giving me a headache. Just call me by my name, Paula."'®

Hearing that, Burton looked at the woman's side face, feeling somewhat'

manner, "Tell me, Burton, why do you want to stay and work for that scumbag?" Burton hadn't expected that the topic would come back around to his'

president. He couldn't help but get a little bit of a headache.'

"In fact, Mr. Adams is not like what you see on the surface. He is very'®

responsible, and for Lucia, he feels guilty and wants to make up for it." "Make up?" Paula curled her lips as if she had heard something funny. "By'

forcing her to stay with him?" She sneered in answer to her own question, "Funny!" Burton knew that no matter what he said now, Paula would not believe him, so he simply she knew it. She asked Burton to play a little game with her. After quite a while, she refused to leave even when her drinks were finished. It was getting late. Looking at to go on like this, so he settled the bill and helped her out of the bar.'