Infatuated with my Ex-wife novel Chapter 134

Ever since Elio's drunken confession that night, the next day, Millicent came to the Wilson to visit Irene.

"Irene, I knew you would be in the company at this time." Millicent looked at Irene, who was sitting at the desk, dealing with the documents. Her eyes darkened, but Irene didn't see it.

Irene raised her head when she heard the voice. "Millicent, you're here?" She felt a little guilty, which made her a little afraid to look directly at Millicent.

After what happened that night, she inexplicably felt a little guilty, although she did not do anything wrong. Looking at Millicent's blank face, her face was full of concern for her. Irene made up her mind that she would never let Millicent know about this or let her get hurt.

If Elio didn't think it through, or if he still thought that the person he liked was her and Irene, she didn't mind persuading Millicent to separate from Elio.

Although it was said that she would not try to persuade him, it was better to suffer a short pain than a long one. She believed that Millicent would come out.

Moreover, it was not a good idea for the three of them to continue to be vague. Maybe one day, Millicent would be heartbroken or estranged when she knew what had happened that night.

Irene didn't want to see the situation. She didn't want anyone around her to get hurt.

"Irene, you are more and more like a strong woman now." Millicent smiled.

"Was I not before?" Irene looked at Millicent's teasing look and asked.

"Yes, you are not only a strong woman but also promoted to a workaholic," Millicent said in a long tone with a playful expression.

"Millicent, I think you are too free. I should call uncle next time and ask him to arrange some work for you so that you won't come to see me if you have something to do."

"Please don't. You have to be generous. To be honest, I really don't have much talent in business." Millicent raised his hands and surrendered.

"I came to see you out of kindness. Irene, how dare you do this to me?" Millicent curled her lips and said.

The last sentence "You treat me like this" was somewhat meaningful. She looked at Irene with a deep look in her eyes.

Irene was flipping through a document in her hand. Without looking up, she said, "Thank you, Millicent. I'll treat you to dinner next time."

"Thump, thump, thump!" There was an urgent knock on the door.

"Please come in," Irene said.

"Something happened at President Jones's door and he insisted on wanting to see you," someone said anxiously.

"Millicent, wait for me here. I'll be back soon." Irene frowned and followed the man.

After Irene left, Millicent looked around. Her eyes were attracted by a few documents on the desk. On the cover of those documents, there was a " plot of land in the east of the city".

It didn't take long for Irene to come back. She saw Millicent sitting on the sofa drinking tea.

"Why did you come back so soon? I thought it would take a long time," Millicent said softly. The fragrance of the tea rose and the mist covered Millicent's face, making it hard for others to see her expression.

"It's just a small matter." Irene said indifferently, "People in the company really work for nothing. I still have to deal with such a small matter." Irene complained.

"After all, you are now their backbone, and Edward is gone..." Millicent realized that she seemed to have said something wrong and quickly stopped talking. She looked at Irene apologetically and did not say anything more.

Yes, Edward was gone. It had been so long, but Edward had not been found... Irene was a little lonely.

Millicent picked up the teacup, and the bitter and fragrant tea slid down her throat. Looking at Irene's appearance at this time, she showed a faint smile, but with the cover of the teacup, she could not see it clearly.

"I'm sorry, Irene. I brought up your sad matter." Millicent put down the teacup and held Irene's hands tightly, as if she wanted to give her some strength to face reality.

"It's okay. I believe that Edward is still alive." Irene patted Millicent's hand and said reluctantly.

Millicent did not say yes or no.

"By the way, will you go to the auction fair a few days later?" Irene suddenly asked.

Irene and Elio occasionally mentioned it in front of Millicent, and her father should have said that many companies would attend, so Millicent should know it.

"Yes, I heard that it's very lively. Although my father is not interested in that piece of land, it's good to go and have a look. Anyway, you will definitely go to see Irene. I'll take it as accompanying you." Millicent held Irene's hand, looking quite interested.

"Just go. I was worried that there would be no one to talk to alone."

"He won't go, will he?" Millicent pretended to ask unintentionally.

"Elio... he should also go." Irene's answer was a little vague.