Chapter 137 Rich Hot And Infertile Husband (Or Maybe Not)

• Celeste was surprised to see him, “Mr. Fletcher, what brings you here?” “I have something to discuss with Liam about work,” Mason was as gentle as always. “Are you…waiting for him to get off work?” “Who’s waiting for him?” Celeste sniffed, not wanting to discuss their troublesome relationship, and changed the subject, “So you two still have work dealings?” “Kind of.” Since it was about work, Mason didn’t go into detail. Owen looked at a text message on his phone and said, “Ma’am, can you look after Mr. Fletcher for a bit? I need to go to the conference room.” Celeste waved him off, “You go.”
• Once Owen was gone, Celeste offered Mason tea, “Mr. Fletcher, have some tea, please.” Mason thanked her but didn’t take the cup. Celeste asked, “Don’t you like tea? Should I make you some coffee?” “No need, it’s not that I don’t like tea. I used to drink it a lot when I was quitting smoking but drinking too much made me suffer from insomnia, so I’ve been watching out for that.” “You were quitting smoking?” Mason nodded, “My doctor told me to.” Celeste wholeheartedly agreed, “Quitting is good for your health. My husband told me you had been sick abroad for years, and your body is already weak.
• If you can stop smoking, you should.” Mason was surprised, “Liam mentioned this to you?” Worried it might make Mason feel uncomfortable, Celeste quickly explained, “He just mentioned it once, without giving details.” Mason chuckled, “You don’t need to be nervous. I don’t mind. It’s not a secret anyway Curiosity got the better of Celeste, and she asked, “What kind of illness was it?” Mason pointed to his head, “Something wrong up here” Startled, Celeste blurted out, “Mental illness?” Mason was speechless. He pressed his lips together and whispered, “A problem inside my skull.” Celeste was instantly embarrassed, awkwardly laughing. You should’ve made it clear.. Mason couldn’t help but chuckle, “Alright, it’s my fault for not explaining it well.” Feeling awkward, Celeste scratched her head and asked with concern, “So, is it completely healed now?” “More or less, I still get some symptoms, like headaches, but they don’t really affect my everyday life.