Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1715

"I suddenly lost my appetite. Thank you for tonight, Mr. Nicholls."

Mavis grabbed her bag and left the restaurant.

By the time Nathaniel followed her out, she was already gone.

He had already made a concession, so why was she still upset?

Feeling confused, Nathaniel suddenly recalled the last question Mavis asked in the restaurant.

She had asked if he and Kristen were still in touch, and he might have given the wrong answer.

Nathaniel sighed heavily upon realizing why Mavis was angry.

Understanding this, he quickly returned to the restaurant to get his coat.

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In the taxi, Mavis stared out the window in a daze.

She was not ready to go back to the Nicholls residence.

Where would she go now?

The neon lights of the street flashed by.

She had already returned her apartment to the landlord, leaving her nowhere to go.

The thought of that upset her, but she could not understand why.

Mavis decided she needed some time to cool down and think about what to do next.

The driver noticed her dampened mood and asked, "Miss, where do you want to go? We need a destination."

She told him to go anywhere when she got in, but he could not drive around aimlessly.

Although it would mean more money, he did not want to take advantage of her like that.

It went against his conscience.

Mavis snapped out of her thoughts and hid her emotions, saying, "Please take me to the nearest hotel."

She wanted a quiet space to think about her future plans.

"Miss, are you having some trouble? Maybe you can talk to me about it. I've seen a lot in my life and might be able to give you some advice," the driver offered kindly.

The driver was a warm-hearted man.

Mavis thought for a moment and then agreed. "Yes, please. Thank you."

"Alright. We'll send it up shortly."

Thanking the receptionist, Mavis took the elevator to her room.

Her phone kept buzzing in her bag, but she ignored it.

After a minute of relentless vibrating, she finally checked the screen.

It was Nathaniel.

Without hesitation, she declined the call, turned off her phone, and put it back in her bag.

Soon, a hotel staff brought the laptop to her room.

Mavis sat at the desk, feeling a bit lost.

She was not sure if she would regret this decision later, but she wanted to go through with it then.

Opening the laptop, she logged into her company's communication platform.

She began typing, and the words "Resignation Letter" soon appeared on the screen.