Sextuplets From Ruthless Love novel Chapter 87

Trevor was expressionless and seemed to be at ease. However, his mind was racing to find a way to make Jessica stay in the room for longer.

"You..." Trevor was at the end of his wits from trying to find a justifiable excuse.

He wanted to find an excuse that was not only inoffensive but also natural.

"Can you massage my shoulders fora while? I'm quite sore from sitting and flippingthrough documents all day." Trevor's tone was gentle and expectant. He longed for her touch.

Jessica stood idly and lightly frowned. "A massage? Is that within a secretary's job scope?" she wondered.

"Mr. Gulliford, I rememberthatyou have mysophobia. I'm not a hygienic person, so it is very possible that I carry some bacteria or disease on me," declined Jessica.

She was adamant about not giving him a massage.

"It's fine. I've already let you wear the gown anyway. Or perhaps..." Trevor looked up at her suddenly as if

he had realized something. "You want me to take off my clothes during the massage."

Jessica cursed him in her heart. "This man is such a shameless player. Could it be possible that everything Melissa told me was true?"

"Mr. Gulliford, that's not what I meant," replied Jessica.

"If so, come over here and massage my shoulders." Trevor turned away from her.

Trevor would not willingly let her leave, and his thoughts went haywire again. "But how will I make her stay after the massage? I can't say that I'm afraid of being alone in the room; that's not what chairmen of companies do. I'm okay with it if she thinks I'm clingy, but I don't want to sound like a weakling! It will affect the impression she has of me."

Jessica had no choice but to put down the gift box in her hands before she walked over to give him a massage.

In all their years of knowing each other, it was the first time they had maintained such a peaceful countenance in each other's presence, and Jessica was even giving him a massage.

In the past, either Trevor would get on Jessica's nerves, or Jessica would avoid him at all costs.

They had never been so harmonious.