No More Waiting, She Chooses Love novel Chapter 53
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No More Waiting, She Chooses Love is the best current series by the author Internet. The Chapter 53 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 53 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.
Conrad lounged in his chair, sharply dressed in a black suit, a white shirt, and a tie with stars. I had given him that tie for his birthday last year. He never wore it, and he probably wasn't fond of it. Yet, he was donning the tie again after we parted ways.
Conrad's expression was grim, his gaze fixed on me, harboring a fierce intensity.
I knew what was irking him, but I calmly initiated, "What can I do for you, Mr. Wagner?"
"Where have you been these days?" His tone was icy.
"Taking my holiday!" I responded, deliberately missing his point.
Conrad's fingers twitched on the desk. "I mean, where did you go?"
"Galaxy Harbor!" I had nothing to hide, so I told him straight.
His brows furrowed more tightly, a hint of confusion flickering in his eyes, clearly clueless about Galaxy Harbor.
It was a small, obscure town. Why would Conrad know of it?
But if he had cared, he would have known. I had mentioned it was my birthplace, where my parents always dreamed of taking me.
Yet, he had heard but forgotten because he never truly cared about me, and my words never mattered to him.
"Did you go there for a vacation?"
Conrad's question almost made me laugh. And I did laugh, nodding lightly with a smile.
"Why did you go off the grid? Couldn't even send a text back?" Each word from him sounded like an accusation.
I pursed my lips. "That's my prerogative, Mr. Wagner."
His face darkened more. "Yes, you can say that, but the company has rules. Employees can't just disappear and affect their work."
He didn't finish his sentence, but I knew what he meant and voiced it for him, "If it's not completed on time, I'll bear all the consequences."
"Can you afford that?" His voice suddenly boomed.
My fingers tensed. "I know I can't afford it, so I won't let it affect the completion."
We exchanged words, a conversation that should have reassured Conrad, yet I could see it only irritated him further. Conrad fell silent, just staring at me.
"Anything else, Mr. Wagner? If not, I should get back to work," I said, turning to leave.
"Wait!" He snapped coldly.
"Any further instructions, Mr. Wagner?" I asked, maintaining formal politeness.
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