Chapter 106 The Difference Between Love and None
Meanwhile, at the Koch Group.
The weather outside the window was bright and sunny. The moment the curtains were drawn open, the office was instantly filled with light and cheerfulness.
After brewing a cup of coffee for Aylin, Hugo respectfully handed her the report.
After drinking half a cup of coffee, Aylin’s drowsiness from waking up early disappeared. She quickly reviewed and approved the reports with a few strokes of her pen. Then, she calmly instructed Hugo on which tasks were important and urgent, and which ones needed to be revised and resubmitted.
Hugo readily agreed.
During that time, he couldn’t help but sneak a few glances at Aylin.
He wasn’t sure if it was just his imagination, but he always felt like she had something on her mind.
“What are you looking at me for?”
Suddenly caught off guard, Hugo’s ears turned red as he met the woman’s cold and delicate gaze. “No… I mean, did you not get enough rest last night? Do you need to take a break?”
Aylin was slightly taken aback.
Is it that obvious that my mental state is not good?
“No need, you can go now.”
Aylin didn’t want to say more, and Hugo didn’t dare to ask further. He just looked at the, mountain-like pile of documents on the table, feeling a bit sorry for Aylin. Silently, he lit a calming and soothing wooden incense stick and then left the room.
What he didn’t know was that Aylin’s worries weren’t about work.
Through her experiences in recent days, she had become adept at handling official matters. Even when faced with a mountain of documents, she could sort and resolve them in an orderly and
efficient manner.
What truly distracted her was the special date today.
The eighteenth day of the lunar calendar was a day of great joy and auspiciousness, suitable for weddings and handling important matters.
It was also Gavyn’s wedding day.
Aylin tried her best to ignore it and focus on her work, but her thoughts would unconsciously drift
away, forcing her to put down her pen and lean back in her chair to calm her mind.
The subtle scent of sandalwood wafted gently through the air.
She closed her eyes to rest, not noticing the door quietly opening a crack. Following that, a faint. sound of footsteps reached her ears, causing Aylin’s eyebrows to twitch.
“Hugo, what else…”
As she looked up, Robert was gazing at her with a warin smile.
“Robert, why are you here?”
Robert wore a red and black thin baseball jersey, with three silver studs in his ear and a thick, silver-plated necklace from the Carter family around his neck. He looked both handsome and wildly unrestrained.
“I came to check on you, and it’s a good thing I did. How can you sleep without covering yourself with a blanket at this age?”
He tenderly took off his coat and draped it over Aylin. Aylin waved her hand to indicate that she was fine, “I’m not cold, just taking a short nap.”
“No way, put it on!”
Robert forcefully draped it over her, then moved behind her to gently massage her temples. “I know you’ve been working non-stop these past few days. Hugo can handle some things, and if not, there’s Daniel and me. Why are you pushing yourself so hard? What will you do if you get sick?”
“As you wish, Ms. Koch!”
Robert brought his two fingers together, lightly tapped his forehead, and raised his eyebrows in a respectful salute.
Aylin happily went to watch the live stream.
The camera lens shifts with the reporter’s perspective, capturing scenes of guests gathered in groups, congratulating each other, and at times, showcasing the grand panorama of the entire
venue.
The ground was covered with a red carpet, adorned on both sides by white pom-pom flowers, elegant yet magnificent. Everywhere, it was evident that this was a blessed couple.
As Aylin watched, the curve of her lips gradually straightened.
The difference is truly like night and day…
Three years ago, she was a humble country orphan with no status, Haleigh was unwilling to acknowledge her, and naturally, she never had a wedding ceremony, except for that little wedding
certificate.
She was like a neglected piece of furniture, left in the villa, unknown and uncared for by anyone.
Looking at Laila, she could proudly stand in front of the camera, wearing an haute couture wedding dress and receiving blessings from everyone. She could enjoy this wedding that made all the women in New York envious.
A bitter feeling gradually spread across Aylin’s heart.
After the divorce, she made up her mind to cut off all ties with Gavyn, and put on a strong facade. She believed she could withstand all the pain.
After all, they were someone who had been truly and sincerely loved. To be treated with such a stark difference, like the contrast between clouds and mud, how could one not feel a sense of loss in their heart?
“Robert, is this the difference between love and not loving?”
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