Domineering Lover novel Chapter 596

"Ding."

The elevator door opened. The receptionist led Nina to Tracey's office and politely knocked on the door. "President Xia, Ms. Austin is here."

"Come in." Tracey's voice came from inside.

"Ms. Austin, please come in."

Nina entered Tracey's office. To her surprise, Tracey seemed to be drawing. "I thought you were working. Turns out you're drawing," she said in an ironic tone.

Tracey did not mind her sarcasm. She cared less about what other people thought. After coloring, she put down the brush.

"Ms. Austin, nice to meet you." She got up and wiped her hands with a wet towel.

Nina walked towards her. "President Xia, actually, I learned a little about drawing. Can I have a look of it?”

She really wanted to see Tracey's work. After all, she had already regarded Tracey as her rival in love. She wanted to compare with Tracey in all aspects.

Tracey did not intend to show it to her, even though this drawing was not commercial and would only be used to design jewelry for Candy.

For designers, sketches were precious. Many designers got themselves in trouble because their drawings were leaked before the products were released.

Tracey covered the drawing with a blank sheet of paper. "I'm sorry. It's a trade secret."

Nina felt a little uncomfortable. "I hear you're also a fashion designer. That's a new design you were working on, right? But didn't Adam hire you the best design team from America?"

"Are the best designers not able to meet your needs so you have to draw it yourself? Looks like business really wasted your talent for design."

Nina's words were full of sarcasm. Tracey was a bit unhappy. Did Nina come here just to judge her? Why did she call Adam by the name? Shouldn't she call him Mr. Xiao?

If Tracey didn't have a firm trust in Adam, she might have suspected that Nina had an affair with Adam.

Nina already provoked Tracey once in Paris, and now she was doing it again. Tracey believed in Adam, but she hated it when Nina mentioned him so intimately.

"Ms. Austin, you didn't come all the way from Paris to make fun of me, did you? If yes, I'll have someone make you a cup of coffee so you can talk more."

Nina was observing Tracey. She had thought a young girl like Tracey would hop madly at the irony, but Tracey didn't even change her face.

"Of course not. I came here for an important thing. Thank you for reminding me."

"Then please sit down." Tracey didn't think Nina would bring her good news.

Tracey called her secretary for coffee. Then, she said, "Ms. Austin, I'm all ears."