What Separates Me and You novel Chapter 160

Chapter 160 Impure Gaze 

Josephine grabbed Lewis’ sleeve, and her eyes reddened as she saw his emotionless eyes. Overwhelmed with emotions, she closed her eyes and shook her head. 

“Really?” Lewis stared at her. 

Josephine nodded. Her legs weakened, and she nestled into his arms. He said, “Your body and your looks don’t match.” 

Josephine’s face flushed. She grabbed his collar, putting almost all her weight on him. However, she was not heavy, almost weightless in Lewis’ arms. 

“No, don’t…” Josephine said. 

“Don’t do what?” 

“Want…” 

“Do you want it or not?” Lewis said with a teasing tone. 

Josephine shook her head in his embrace. Lewis lowered his gaze and saw her face burrowed in his chest. Her neck and ears were flushed red. 

Suddenly, someone knocked on the door. With a frantic motion, Josephine raised her head and cast a quick glance at the door before turning to look at Lewis with a pleading gaze. 

On the contrary, Lewis remained calm, and he withdrew his hand. Just as Josephine thought he was releasing her, he suddenly turned her around. With quick reflexes, she grabbed the bookshelf and prevented her face from crashing into it. 

Josephine nervously turned to look at him and saw his impure gaze. He squeezed her waist as he swiftly redirected his attention to the door and bellowed, “Wait!” 

Conrad, who was outside, quickly withdrew his hand when he heard Lewis’ voice. Luckily he was slow in his actions. He had almost opened the door and went inside. He sighed and was about to turn and leave when he suddenly heard some sounds coming from inside. 

Furrowing his brows in curiosity, he leaned closer to the door, straining his ears for any signs of movement from within. However, he did not hear any sound after listening for a while. Doubt started to creep in as he recalled hearing a woman’s voice moments ago. Since Lewis had relocated his office, Conrad hadn’t seen any other woman besides Josephine, but she was a 

mute. 

Conrad pondered the possibility of Lewis having a beauty locked away in his office. With his imagination running wild, he rubbed his nose and pressed his ear onto the door to prove his theory. Unfortunately, he did not hear anything. He sighed and took a step back, waiting silently. 

Having waited for over half an hour without any sign of progress, Conrad reluctantly decided he couldn’t wait any longer. He left the vicinity with the documents in his grasp and made his way downstairs to the conference room. The high ranking officials were already in the meeting room. They looked at Conrad as he entered the room, and Kiran asked, “Conrad, where’s Chairman Alvarez?” 

Conrad replied with an unnatural expression, “Chairman Alvarez is a little busy right now. What about having the meeting in the afternoon instead?” 

Kiran furrowed his brows. Nobody else dared to speak up, and they looked at Kiran. Kiran remained silent for a few seconds. He pushed his wire-frame glasses and kept his documents.” Since Chairman Alvarez is busy, let’s wait for his notice.” 

After speaking, he grabbed his documents and left the meeting room, and everyone followed. Conrad sighed helplessly as he watched Kiran walk away. 

Lewis, despite being the one who had scheduled the meeting, was preoccupied with his own. amusement in his office and had completely neglected the appointment. As a result, everyone was left waiting for an extended period, fostering the perception that Lewis was deliberately attempting to assert his dominance over the new president. It was truly remarkable that Kiran was able to maintain his composure and refrain from losing his temper in the face of this situation. 

Meanwhile, back in the office, Josephine was sitting on Lewis’ chair. She was tidying up her clothes with her head lowered. In the meantime, Lewis had walked back to the bookshelf and continued to look at his documents. Earlier, they went for it from the bookshelf to the chair, then to the table, but it was as if nothing had happened even when they were at it for so long. Lewis’ shirt remained pristine, devoid of the slightest hint of wrinkle. 

Josephine stared at his back for a while before she finished tidying up. Using the chair for support, she attempted to rise to her feet but found her legs weak, and she subsequently collapsed back onto the seat. A wave of pain emanated from her lower abdomen again, and she instinctively pressed her hands against it, seeking relief. 

Lewis took a few documents and prepared to leave. He looked back at Josephine and said, When you exit this room, turn right, and you’ll see your workstation.” 

Josephine nodded. Her face was pale. His roughness moments ago had left a lasting impression. Observing his present appearance, impeccably dressed in a suit and devoid of desire, it seemed unfathomable that he could unleash such wildness during their sexcapade from earlier. Pleasure eluded Josephine; instead, it felt as if he sought to extinguish her very existence, leaving her on the brink of death each time. 

Lewis paused for a moment before leaving with his documents. Right after he closed the door, Josephine turned to jelly. Luckily, the chair was big enough to keep her from sliding onto the floor. 

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After Lewis left the office, he saw Conrad approaching. Conrad greeted, “Mr. Alvarez.” 

His gaze lingered on Lewis’ body, but he noticed no difference. Lewis paused his steps. He turned his head and gave him a glance. Conrad immediately said, “I’ve dismissed them. Why don’t we change the meeting to tomorrow?” 

Lewis walked toward the elevator and said, “I want it done today. Assemble them for a meeting now.” 

Conrad was speechless, and he felt like killing himself. He received a directive to summon them back again when he had just dismissed them. The prospect of facing their potential anger and curses loomed, yet he could do nothing except carry out Lewis’ order. 

As the high-ranking officials entered the meeting room, a palpable grudge lingered in the air, accompanied by a profound sense of resentment. However, they could only hold their frustration in as they dared not express it openly. 

Lewis stood calmly at the main seat and glanced at Kiran as if nothing concerned him. Kiran sat on the seat to Lewis’ left. Kiran’s glasses obscured his eyes, and no expression could be seen on his face.