in the busy A City once mo

nd days and nights. It was not a very l

bout mercilessly by destiny. She

own strength to take control o

s mor

er car window and waved at Bianca,

the two of them were no longer clue

ry together yesterday, and Nina had been

en Bianca back to the La

e than happy with Bianca as t

interview at the company with Bianca, but s

and sat in the passenger’s

d last night after you left

was worried that Jean’s p

erent? You lay about at home, you’re rough like a man, and you swear like a sailor!” Nina could not help but tou

u don’t know how tough it is.” Bianca smacke

hem chatted

nutes past eight when the

ss tyrant, you know!” Nina muttered to herself as sh

Nina was making Bian

on on the boss of T Corporation again. She was hoping that she

e was nothing more than baseless

wford. He was 29 years old this year, but no one knew if he was single or married. No

ame still held a little

asies from her past. By now, she had long since bur

e incident five years ago when the two Craw

that the outside world had acknowled

r to the Crawford name, Luke Crawford, and the latter successfully took ove

eir to the C

g that Luke Crawford was, to put it bluntly

at her phone

that it immediately intimidated anyo

he company’s history before, and when he saw how hu

embarrass himself i

s not allowed to f

ives on the interview panel. One of them was none other than

heir interview, one of the other interviewees glanced at Lu

ention had somehow shifted to the surveilla

ne of the othe

ng for a job were waiting for their interview. By watching how they behaved outsid

d complicated as he sta

was a

ke innocence. She had developed spectacularly well, be it in her figur

time five years ago, when this woman moaned an

soon.” Nina nudged Bianca

and kept away the phone she h

a looked at a picture of the boss, Luke Crawford, she found him somewhat familiar. He reall

an ran up to the stairs and walked up to Bianc

yet, anyway,” Bianca said to J

r PDAs, guys. Have some pity for this single pringle an

Should you dig your eyes out before I

ther, “Mom and Dad were more than happy with Bea last night. Once both of yo

not help but glance

eeling a lit

k Jean for his tireless care and guidance over the past five years.

past experiences had left her feeling small and worthless, so back then, she had

er, Jean never once stopped pursuing her and caring for h

n her. He did not even think that it was

e was very fortun

, Jean L

.” Jean squeezed

anca said w

e immediately felt a sharp gaze on him. He followed it and

ything Jean did wi

ery formal, solemn,

ewers’ questions calmly and composedly. The way he carried himself earned him

r lip softly and squeezing her fingers. She seemed to be very con