Please Love Me, Mr. George novel Chapter 259

Nanny Daisy used to spend every New Year with her son and daughter in Newton Town. And I used to spend new year with either Grandma or Grandpa George.

Now that the two old people were gone, it was cold and quiet, as if there was nothing to celebrate in the New Year.

I didn’t know anything about Diana yet. Thinking of this, I was tempted to call Alex, but I gave up when I found it was still early.

So I looked at Nanny Daisy and said, “I’m gonna stop by the office later, and Dennis’s not here, so you don’t have to make our breakfast.”

She wanted to say something, but I took the key and went out.

The Gibson company started at nine. I arrived early, so I waited in the office for a while before I went to contact the person in charge of JD Technology Co., Ltd.

AI research and development could not be completed in a day or two. But I was happy to see the new progress.

I met Yara when I came out of R&D. She moved back to the Gibson’s a few days ago, and it looked like she was back at work now.

“Are you in a hurry?” she said, seeing that I was going out.

I shook my head, “What’s wrong?”

“New Year is coming. What are you and Dennis going to do this year? Go back to Newton Town or stay in City P?”

“Not sure yet.” I looked at her and said faintly, “You can ask Dennis.”

Then I started to leave, but in the hall I met a group of people who were just coming in.

Dennis and Marcus were here. Looked like they were here to talk about work.

In the reception hall, Dennis stood out for his slender figure. He was standing in the lobby with one hand in his pocket, talking to Marcus.

Our eyes met, and he frowned, as if there was still cold in his eyes. I stared for a moment, pursed my lips and staggered my eyes, heading straight out of the hall.

“Clara, have you had breakfast yet?” Marcus said, blocking me so I couldn’t pretend I didn’t see them.

I stopped and gave Dennis an automatic look. He was still wearing yesterday’s clothes, which was a little wrinkled.

“I’ll have it later.” Said I lightly. Seeing some colleagues greeting me, I nodded back and prepared to leave.

I looked at Marcus and said, “I have to go.”

“Why don’t you join us? Me and Dennis are on our way to lunch. Come on!”

“No, I have other things to do. You can go first.” With that, I touched my car keys.

Dennis’s face was cold. He glanced at Marcus coldly and said, “Don’t you have anything else to do?”

I pursed my lips and didn’t intend to stay too long. I turned to Marcus and said, “Bye!”

Before Marcus could speak, I was out of the hall.

Marcus’s grumpy voice came from behind me, “Are you blaming me now? Who stayed up all night and drank too much last night? Who was upset last night?”

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Out of the lobby, I got into my car and had just started when Jackie called.

I put out the fire and said, “What’s the matter?”