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Chapter 4 His First Love

  • Lenora held her phone, feeling a heartache that made it hard for her to breathe.
  • It turns out that right after getting off the plane, Zachary took Susanna to meet his friends. They all knew and gave them their blessing. I am the only one who was kept in the dark.
  • In these three years, only the Fuller family knew about their marriage.
  • He never introduced her to his friends, and even if they happened to meet, everyone assumed she was a foster daughter of the Fuller family.
  • The driver arrived at the garage to get the car and saw Lenora still in her car. Puzzled, he called out, “Mrs. Fuller?”
  • Lenora quickly wiped away her tears. Pretending not to hear, she immediately started the car to leave.
  • Lenora wouldn't bring personal emotions into work.
  • Right now, all she could do was distract herself through work.
  • Lenora found Zachary's email, attached the proposal, and clicked send.
  • Soon, Zachary replied. He was as concise as ever: Approved. Keep an eye on the follow-up.
  • Lenora paused. She replied with a simple “okay” and quickly delegated the task.
  • After work, Lenora received a message from Zachary: Something came up tonight. Head home without me.
  • Lenora pursed her lips, another wave of pain rising in her like needles. Her fingers trembled as she typed: Okay.
  • In the past, she was considered a higher-up of Fuller Group. He would inform her about his social events or which person in charge he was meeting.
  • However, these past two days, he dismissed her with a brief “something came up.”
  • She assumed he made that up to keep Susanna company.
  • Zachary: I brought you a gift during my business trip but forgot to give it to you. It's in my suitcase. You can get it yourself.
  • Lenora: Okay.
  • Looking at the short reply he received, Zachary suddenly felt a bit annoyed. He leaned back in his chair, pinching the bridge of his nose.
  • His assistant, Miles Lancaster, knocked on the door. “Mr. Fuller, Ms. Carston is here.”
  • Lenora left the office, hearing a few remaining employees discussing something outside.
  • “Was that lady who came looking for Mr. Fuller just now his girlfriend? She seems to have a great figure!”
  • “Too bad she's wearing a mask.”
  • “Did any of you feel like Mr. Fuller's girlfriend's eyes resemble Susanna Carston's?”
  • “Are you talking about the Hofcaster's superstar? But isn't she developing her career abroad?”
  • “I think she and Mr. Fuller look good together!”
  • Someone noticed her and greeted, “Ahem, Ms. Wilkin.”
  • The discussions ceased, and everyone greeted, “Ms. Wilkin.”
  • Lenora lowered her gaze, her expression indifferent. “It's past working hours now. You can continue talking.”
  • After saying that, she left quickly, walking with urgency. The corners of her eyes were tinged red, and her heart was filled with a bitter sadness.
  • She couldn't wait to escape, afraid to witness a heartbreaking scene.
  • Has Susanna come to the company to find him already? We haven't finalized our divorce yet. Does he remember that his wife is still in the company?
  • The employees behind her started talking again, but they had changed the topic.
  • “Ms. Wilkin is so beautiful. Every time I see her, I'm a bit scared. No wonder she's Mr. Fuller's sister.”
  • A newly hired employee was surprised. “Ms. Wilkin is Mr. Fuller's sister?”
  • “Pfft, they are not related by blood. Her father forced Old Mr. Fuller to take her in. Otherwise, could she enter Fuller Group?”
  • “Who told you that?”
  • “Someone at the Public Relations Department.”
  • “Actually, Ms. Wilkin is a nice person.”
  • In the underground parking lot, Lenora fastened her seatbelt. As she looked up, she saw two figures.
  • Zachary was wearing the white suit she had picked for him that morning, making his tall figure stand out.
  • Beside him was a woman, wearing a mask and a cap, intimately linking her arm with his. She was talking to Zachary, who slightly tilted his head to listen to her attentively with a gentle expression.
  • The woman seemed to be saying something, coquettishly shaking Zachary's arm.
  • Zachary smiled tenderly and nodded. His mouth seemed to form the word “okay.”
  • Susanna, his first love, was back for real.
  • The bright red tie stabbed Lenora's eyes.
  • That was the tie she picked to celebrate her pregnancy.
  • Now, he was wearing it to go on a date with his first love.