The runaway groom novel (Irene and Isaac) novel Chapter 361

Chapter 361

Irene had seen the person in the photo before–she was sorting a patient’s file for Stephen, and he had told her that the patient had special privilege.

However, the patient’s photo left an impression on her because she resembled Isaac’s mother.

But why did Isaac have a photo of this woman too? Was she the reason he went abroad?

She spaced out as she pondered when the door suddenly opened.

She looked up and found Mrs. Watson standing there, asking, “Ma’am? Sorry, I thought you were asleep, and I saw a light in here…”

Irene tucked the photo inside the envelope and returned it on top of the desk. “I was asleep, and was thinking about reading a book.”

“I see…” Mrs. Watson replied, but she was clearly skeptical.

Irene smiled. “It’s true.”

Mrs. Watsons smiled in return. “And here I thought you can’t sleep because Mr. Jefferson is away.”

Irene was speechless–did Mrs. Watson read her mind?

Simply plucking a book without really looking, she started to leave. “You should turn in, Mrs. Watson. I’m going to bed too.”

Mrs. Watson simply kept flashing that I–know–everything smile of hers. “It’s fine, ma’am. You should do whatever you want to do. I won’t impose.”

Irene smiled feebly–was Mrs. Watson under the impression that she was here to reminisce about Isaac since all his stuff was here?

She was not that desperate!

He was not gone that long anyway, while she herself was busy and there was also the mess with Whitney. She only got to miss him around bedtime!

With that, she returned to her bedroom with the book, and fell asleep after reading a couple since she was already quite tired.

She slept soundly all the way to the next morning.

When she was going to call Stephen, however, she remembered that her phone was still being charged in Isaac’s study.

She went over to get it, and could not help feeling a little disappointed when she turned it on to find no missed calls.

Naturally, she got a little obstinate as well and decided against calling Isaac, and instead called Stephen.