Captivation: Want Nothing But You novel Chapter 169

Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 169 by Adolf Dunne

After parting ways with Roger, Rachel eventually went back to Sue Garden. As soon as she entered the living room, she noticed that something that looked like a snow white ball was running towards her. Then, it rubbed her ankle and called softly. “Meow. Meow.” Seeing this, Rachel bent down and picked up the fluffy cat. At the same time, the servant appeared, catching her breath. When she saw that Rachel was already holding the cat, she looked worried.

“Miss Bennet, I’m so sorry. It escaped from the cage…” “It’s okay. Anyway, have you taken it to the vet?” “Yes. It has already been vaccinated against rabies but still have one shot left. Miss Bennet, please give me the cat. It has one more shot to take before completing the dosage of the vaccination.

If it gets angry and managed to scratch you, Lukas won’t spare me.” “Meow…” The kitten suddenly nestled in Rachel’s arms obediently. It was as if it understood what the servant said and tried to prove its meekness in front of her. Rachel raised an eyebrow and let out a faint smile. She realized that this cat was indeed smart.

However, even if it seemed that it didn’t pose any danger, Rachel knew that the servant was right. Although the cat wouldn’t scratch or bite her, she was still pregnant. It was better to be extra cautious in everything. Therefore, she gently handed the cat over to the servant. “Miss Bennet, you are back.” As Lukas went downstairs, the servant gave him a brief report. Then, he just nodded and proceeded to ask Rachel, “Have you given the medicine to Mr. Sullivan?”

“Yes.” Looking at the little cat in the servant’s arms, Rachel felt a little warm in her heart. She didn’t know what kind of cat it was, but its white hair felt so soft. Once it curled up, it looked like a snowball. She couldn’t help herself, so she slightly reached out and pinched the cat’s cute little paw. “Lukas, I already ate before coming home. I want to go upstairs for now and rest. You don’t have to wake me up for lunch.” “I see. Please rest well.”

Lukas nodded, hesitated for a moment, and asked, “Miss Bennet, did Mr. Sullivan feel better after taking the medicine?” “Well, I suppose so.” “Suppose? What do you mean?” Lukas furrowed his brows. “Didn’t you give the medicine to him yourself?” “No. I didn’t have to. I gave the medicine to the receptionist and asked her to bring it up to him,” Rachel explained. “What’s wrong? Is something the matter? If you are worried about him, you can call Ivan and ask about it.”

Lukas actually thought that their meeting might have not gone well, but it turned out that they didn’t even see each other at all. Lukas then shook his head and answered reluctantly, “Nothing. I was just asking. Anyway if you suddenly feel like eating, just tell me so that I can ask the servants to reheat the food. You can have it when you finished resting.” “Okay then. Thank you.”

In the conference room on the twelfth floor of the Sullivan Group building, the entire room was filled with absolute silence. No one dared to speak or even make a sound. They glanced at Victor’s cold and domineering face. Everyone was afraid to make any direct eye contact with him.

At the same time, the CFO was so nervous that he swallowed hard. His eyes were fixed on the budget report in Victor’s hands. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead as he waited for Victor’s reaction. Only a minute had passed, but it felt as if a century had already gone by.

Bam!

Closing the folder hard, Victor looked at the CFO with his cold eyes and asked, “Is this the final version?”

“Mr. Sullivan, I’ll check and modify it right now.” “You gave it to me, knowing that you will still need to modify it? This is pure garbage!” In his anger, Victor threw the folder hard straight into the CFO’s face. “Redo it! I don’t care how long your whole department will work overtime today. I want to see a good budget report first thing tomorrow morning! If you can’t do it, then get the hell out of my company!”