Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier) novel Chapter 104

Chapter 104 

be bus ride took longer than expected, 

minute pip between 

only her second dry et 

Lande, it means you can stay at Lipier 

1 won’t be late again. You can debat my salary according to company policy. I have no complaints about it.” 

( she couldn’t quite bring herself to voice them 

Lily sat down and continue 

design plans. 

hispering. “Nadu set you up, and you acmally fell for in 

Though Nad 

it’s not a pt.” LIN 

ved, wilding Lily to meet 

clients independe 

The nemes quickly spread through the compan 

clear to everyone that she was looking for a chance to get Lily fired under the guise of a simple mistake 

ofted. “I’ve been at this company for almost a year, but Iven’t meant alone, let alone taken on a project myself. Things aren’t as 

imple as Liity bad assumed but weren’t entirely complicated either she could satisfy the client, she’d have a solid chance of staying 

policy didn’t–ellow them to flow her if she didn’t must the client’s expectation 

her, talking on all 

possibilities that could be detrimental to her. 

The key was not to compromise her principles. So, as long as she didn’t break any rules, whether the project succeeded or failed, it wouldn’t entirely be her responsibility 

The designs for 

ten–day deadline, and though time was tight, Lily spent the entire day immersed in her work. 

penuse she was so busy, but she didn’t have time to think about Xavier. However, what she didn’t know was that Xavier, almost 

opened the 

invading his mind–bersitting at the dinner table without sparing him a glance and her flower patterned outfit and two–inch 

moming 

1. ed. Now that she was bark, why was he still so inexplicably agitated? The feeling lingered, refusing to dissipate. 

evening that he finally sew her ag 

to take off his shoes, he sew Lily quickly approaching him, dressed in a white shirt and a black skirt that barely resched her 

from work and hadn’t had the chance to change yet. 

starry eyes held a faint smile. Though it wasn’t as 

before, it was 

better than the day before. 

took his briefcase, then stood on her tiptoes to help him remove his jacket. est dissipated considerably. He watched as s 

alang behind him to hang his black suit jacket on the coat rack. Then, she bent down to take out his slippers. 

Your be 

oth her hips, wrapped