ething was missing between them. An ordinary man with a

ther Elaine truly knew when enough was enough or if she hadn't yet encountered an

that he felt so uneasy. So, he thought that o

s, didn't notice the fleeting confusi

ween two roads, passersby complimented the bride

iness of those complime

ng one set, they were both out of breath, and t

n in the shade, it w

uffocated and casually unbuttone

ouch up their makeup, glanced at Sam's exposed co

t whose tail was stepped on, suddenly covered his shirt,

d, asked, "Wha

shirt, stammered, "

idn't tease further, just smiled and shook

t of photos, Elaine's assistant ran over with her bag, saying,

nd pulled out her phone, but the ringing had already stopped. When she looked

ariest part was the 15 missed ca

ector Anderson would call 15 times. Was Anderson Group about to col

ck. After two rings, the call was answered. She ca

end. "Get to the office immediately

e to find an excuse before

eep breath, looked at Sam apologetically, and shrugge

s okay, it's urgent work. We'll take more photos next time." Then, thinking for a moment, he held he

s week, using a health check-up as an excuse. When she submitted th

ine had no choice but to go back to the

n, indicating he had been there for a while. Elaine knocked and

up. He casually tossed her a stack of documents. "These con

Elaine was exhausted. Seeing the thick

ely, Liam finally looked up, irritat

th as if swallowing back her tears, and quickly

raight throug

or, placed the documents on his desk, and said, "Direct

his chair, picked up the docu

that. Reviewing this stack would take ho

iam, Elaine huffed and le

ch growled. The company cafeteria was closed on weekends, and she was too ti

fridge, and, exhausted, sat on the table. She kicked off her high heels

ays, she woul

mance, she believed that a relationship should

without excitement. She was about to take on a new identity, t

would do well, but sh

break room change. Opening her eyes, she saw Liam standing

e, hurriedly put on her shoes, and ner

y having come to make his own c

dn't reply. He walked tow

Liam didn't let go. Instead, he stared at her

ement, as if he were convicting

this was coming from, she instinctively wanted to explain. Bu

Elaine recognized the danger and