Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver novel Chapter 1930

Ryder exchanged glances with Wilbur, then turned to leave.

Wilbur looked at Faye's back. Before he could say anything, Faye asked, "So, how were things in Cametra?"

"Pretty good." Wilbur had thought Faye would be angry at him, but she had been concerned all along.

Faye strode up to Wilbur, raising a hand to stroke his cheeks with a pout. "Look at you, you're all skinny now."

"Wait here. I'll make you some pasta. You need the food."

She left the room, and Wilbur heaved a sigh of relief. He smiled, calling after her, "Hurry up."

"Yeah, alright."

"Faye's gone to the kitchen, Deacon Penn."

Ryder's voice came from outside the door. He had hidden nearby just now instead of leaving and entered Wilbur's room with a notebook after watching Faye leave. "Well, Deacon Penn, how is the development of Greensource Corp? Also, how are the Scarlet Leaf Faction and the Green Leaf Faction feeling about this?"

Wilbur had told Ryder to be prepared to write the information down and thus told him everything that had happened in Cametra excluding Light Valley.

Ryder frowned after Wilbur was done. "So, there's a conflict between the Scarlet Leaf and Green Leaf Faction, and both factions have internal groups of their own. In the end, the battle ended with some meaningful positions and internal groups being removed from the Scarlet Leaf Faction. Is that right?"

"Yep."

Wilbur sat down staring at the pile of noodles, frowning at Faye. "This is a little too much pasta. Do you want to get another fork over to eat with me?"

Faye glowered at Wilbur. "Whose fault is it if you've been starving yourself? Eat up, and finish everything."

Wilbur had no choice but to gobble up all the food. Faye cleaned the table after that. "Oh, the chairman of Seechertown Museum came looking for me today. He heard that you were coming back and invited us to talk about donating some items from your collection to the museum tomorrow."

"Huh? Donating what?"

Faye nodded. "Did you forget the collection you sent back from overseas? Most of them have been kept in the national museum here, so the chairman hopes to get in touch with us."