Her Wicked Ceo (Abigail and Liam) novel Chapter 311

But she didn't give it more thought. Looking at the assistant, she said, "Sorry, I didn't know Mr. Baker."

"He is the president of Huayu Group!"

Abigail immediately understood.

"Oh, I see. Thank you!"

Handing the flowers to her, he clapped his hands.

A few people walked in, holding flowers or dishes, which filled the table.

Abigail was surprised by this spectacle.

The assistant turned to Abigail. "Miss Swift, Mr. Baker said he would visit you later. If there is nothing else, I have to get going!"

"Wait!"

"What can I do for you?" He looked at her.

"Please send my thanks to him!"

He froze there for a second and then nodded. "No problem!"

Then he walked out of the ward.

It was common to visit a patient with flowers but not food...

Those dishes were all in food covers.

With the flower bouquet in her arms, she looked up at Liam. "If you want, Mr. Baker will definitely delete the news. But you didn't do that. Why?"

Hearing this, he should feel a little guilty.

Although grandma did it, he acquiesced not to clarify it. Instead, the rumor about them pleased him quite a lot.

"Well. I'm not the head of that company. He did me a favor last time. It's embarrassing to bother him again."

"Besides, this is the way they make a profit. I couldn't always be an obstacle to him."

He turned his back to her, his eyes falling on what Ted had sent here. A pleased smile crawled on his lips.

Abigail frowned. She felt something was wrong, but she couldn't tell. Thinking about it for a while, she asked, "Liam, you didn't do it on purpose, did you?"

He walked straight over and returned with something in his hand a minute later.

"Time to eat!" He said, putting the food in front of her.

There was only porridge.

She looked at him in surprise. "This's all?"

He nodded. "Yes!"

"Why is there only porridge?"

"Because you are a patient. It does good to your health!" He answered.

Her brows furrowed. "Liam, you must have watched too many soap operas!"

"What do you mean?"

"In the TV dramas you watched, do patients always eat porridge?" She changed her question.