A Touch of Sweetness novel (Finnick and Vivian) novel Chapter 2803

"Mr. Wilson," Ted asked carefully, "Well, shall we go over and say hi?"

No, we can't greet her.

Jake clenched his fists in an attempt to suppress the urge of meeting Joan. She must still think that I hate her. I need to give her some time to gradually change her perception of me...

"No need. Let's head back," as he spoke, Jake turned around and walked toward the car.

What does he have in mind? Dumbfounded, Ted watched him walk away.

"Arrange for someone to be stationed here and protect her. Remember, don't let her get hurt at all costs. Also, don't allow anyone to disturb her," Jake instructed solemnly.

Ted was completely baffled. What's Mr. Wilson doing? Has he fallen for Joan? Then, what about Faye?! guess it's normal for a guy to desire women and love a few of them at the same time. Ted fixed his shirt and nodded unswervingly.

Joan was enjoying her moments by the sea with the old woman. She had no clue that Jake was there. The latter then started a brand new plan.

At the Norton Corporation, all staff was as busy as a bee, especially Larry. Recently, there had been additional projects, which made him a little excited.

The busier he got, the lesser time he had to think about Joan. That was exactly what Jessica had hoped for.

"Have a cup of coffee, Larry." Jessica served him a cuppa.

"I've said this before; don't come over to my office until Joan is found," Larry stated firmly without glancing at her.

Pouting, displeasure flitted across Jessica's gaze.

As she had expected, he was harsh with his words. Yet, she was not bothered by it.

Larry should remain his workaholic self and be in that tiptop condition to motivate his staff at Norton Corporation, regardless if Joan was dead or alive. If the boss slacks off, what reason do the employees have to work hard? Hence, she chose to procrastinate although she had been searching for her too.

"I heard that you've acquired a few more projects lately. Is that right, Larry?" Jessica smiled gladly.

"Yes," Larry answered indifferently.