Submit to the Boss He Rules the Boardroom and the Bedroom novel Chapter 991

Side Story 2: Paul VS Daryl (2)

To keep away from the possible radiation, pregnant women are supposed to touch electronics as little as possible.

Daryl was finally persuaded to take the maternity leave at home. She was actually being envied to be able to enjoy such a long leave since her husband was the boss.

Yet Hendry managed to reach her, probably getting her phone number from their common friend, when she was complaining about the boring life at home. Daryl had partaken in their gathering and always regarded Hendry as a guru of the industry. Although on the face of it, he was only the friend of her former coworker, Daryl actually treated this veteran of the trade very politely.

As their conversation went on for quite a while, Daryl finally got to know Hendry was trying to persuade her to join his project in a new industry.

Hendry had shifted his career from computer games to animation, and he really hoped Daryl could work with him in the first project of his new studio. It was a critical moment for the future success, as he said.

Daryl just found this mid-aged man so excited when he talked about his new business. He acted just like a passionate teenager when depicting the prosperous picture on his mind.

In the end, Daryl expressed she needed some more time to consider his invitation.

Paul didn’t show any reaction to their conversation, though there was no reason for him to be happy when someone was persuading his wife to leave his company. But he wouldn't hinder Daryl for whatever decision she finally made.

What Daryl was more concerned about now was the oedema in her legs. It had never happened before the pregnancy, but now, even some more water at night would make her legs swollen. She could only put her feet up as much as possible, say, upon Paul's legs, while lolling back in the armchair.

Paul was peeling some nuts for her.

"There is some popular training for mothers-to-be." Daryl consulted Paul,1 Do you think I should sign up for one?"

"What are the classes about?" asked Paul.

Just some know-how about children’s education and nursery." replied Daryl.

Paul got lost in thought silently.

He then gazed at the direction of the paper box inside the wardrobe, and observed, "Now I don't think we will have to use it."

Daryl looked along that direction too, sneering coldly, "Don’t tell me you already have a list of foster parents on your mind."

Such a list actually did exist and Paul was just hesitant about the final one to choose. "I haven't decided yet." he answered after a pause.