Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love novel Chapter 556

Hudson had already caught on to the main point. When he heard that Chloe was moving out, he could not hide his anxiousness.

“Did she say she’s moving out? When is she moving out?”

Hudson almost jumped off the couch, but Lucy reassured him, “Mr. Xender, calm down. Chloe has just decided to move out, and she has already packed her things. The landlady hasn’t been treating her well, so I think it’s good for her to be moving out too.

"But she told me she’s been struggling financially and needs a stable job, so I advised her to stay for now. She agreed not to leave right away and to choose a nice place to settle down once she finds a stable job.”

Relieved, Hudson took a deep breath. “That’s good… That’s good…”

He muttered quietly, but the paleness on his face remained.

“I’m sorry for not resolving things with Chloe for you, but I wish to respect her decision as well. That’s why I came to explain.”

Lucy was actually being very gentle. If someone else were in her shoes, they would have said that Hudson deserved it.

Coincidentally, Hudson felt that way too. He thought that Chloe was punishing him, and he deserved it as there was no one else to blame but himself.

Although Lucy claimed she had not done much to help, Hudson knew deep down that she had tried her best.

“No… I still have to thank you. Chloe wouldn’t have told me these things herself after meeting me, and I would still be in the dark, not knowing what her true feelings were. I definitely wouldn't have come to know all the things she has done for me.”

It was good that Hudson understood that now, but Lucy felt that he had understood it a bit too late.

“Mr. Xender, please help thank Koven for me.”

“You see Koven every day, so why ask me to thank him?”

“It’s different! I didn’t know about your relationship with Koven before, and he didn’t intend to tell me either.”

“Well, now you know.”

After Lucy left Hudson’s company, Hudson slumped into his chair despondently.

He did not want to reveal his true emotions in front of others, but he could no longer hold himself up.