Sextuplets From Ruthless Love novel Chapter 57

Jessica nodded and said nothing more.

After eating, she started to work. Compared with Brightside Union Company, Candor Union Company's operation style was much more advanced.

She was busy all afternoon and didn't have the time to stop. By the time she went home, it was night. She was too tired and collapsed right onto the couch.

"If you can't continue, don't do it anymore. It's a lot of work. Let's go abroad and manage our shop." Yolanda felt sorry for Jessica.

Several children obediently massaged Jessica's arms and legs.

"No worries, it's just due to a new company, everything will be fine soon. Dylan, sing a song for mom."

Jessica looked at the children with a smile on the corner of her mouth. She would work hard to get back the assets of the Queen's family and give the children a better living environment.

Dylan was singing very well. Meanwhile, the door was

opened from the outside, turns out it was Alfred who came.

"Mr. Whiteburn, nice to see you."

Faye approached Alfred obediently. The children liked him very much. After all, he had often played with them in the past three years.

"Faye is a good girl, Dylan still has a nice voice when it comes to singing."

"You have arrived." Jessica narrowed her eyes and smiled. "Help yourself with the drink, today I'm too tired."

In these past three years, she had already become acquainted with Alfred, so they had already skipped the formality.

"Jessica, let's go out to have a meal. I have something to discuss with you."

As soon as Alfred finished his sentence, Yolanda dragged Jessica from the couch. "Hurry and go ahead, your Alfred is asking you to go out on a date." "Yolanda, don't talk nonsense."

Jessica turned in Yolanda's direction and glared at her. Then she went into the room to change into a new set of clothes and dragged her exhausted body out to eat with Alfred.

Since he said he wanted to have a meal outside, there must be a special reason.

Unexpectedly, Alfred took her to Eliason, a five-star Western restaurant hotel. The guests who came in and out were either rich or VIP. As a receptionist, she knew it was not a place where she belonged.