Chapter 572 Hard Work

• In March, Efren traveled south with Georgia to enjoy the scenery and discuss important cooperation. Upon reaching Silmore City, they checked into Moon Manor. "What a stunning view! I feel so at ease!" Georgia exclaimed, donning a floral long dress as she frolicked on the lawn. Efren followed behind, watching her with indulgence. "Be careful. Watch your step," he said. A nanny followed behind them while pushing the baby's stroller. "Efren, there's no need to remind me. I'm not a kid." But as soon as she spoke, she slipped and nearly fell. Fortunately, Efren acted swiftly, catching her before she hit the ground. He then dragged her into his arms, and the two were as close as possible.
• "See? You're still just a kid!" While speaking, Efren leaned closer. At this moment, Efren's gaze became darker as he focused solely on Georgia. They had been married for quite some time now, so it wasn't difficult for Georgia to detect the burning desire in Efren's eyes. The sunny weather and beautiful surroundings made it tempting to accept Efren's advances. However, with the nanny and the baby trailing behind them, she hesitated and gently pushed Efren away. "Stop it. Go deal with your business. I'll take the baby for a walk and have a video conference later." Even after marriage, Georgia didn't give up her career and continued to run her skincare brand.
• With the network provided by the Hansen family and Efren's support, her brand has seen great success, currently ranking among the top three beauty brands. As a result, Georgia was recently selected as one of New York's Top Ten Business Women of the Year. This title was a great honor that inspired her to strive even harder. "You rarely take vacations, so you'd better enjoy yourself." Efren held Georgia's delicate waist and refused to let go. In fact, Efren didn't want Georgia to immerse herself too much in the business world, fearing that she might suffer. But Georgia replied, "No, we are currently developing a new essence, which will be our flagship product for next year and determine our sales."