Perfect Mysterious Husband novel Chapter 466

Minerva put her phone away. After a moment, she smiled and said, "But how did you recognise me?"

The girl smiled sweetly in response and said, "Mr. Hanover sent your photo to me. He made me remember it. Miss Minerva, this way please."

Ah, so that was how it was, Minerva thought/

As her older brother, he was very considerate and concerned about her. Minerva's heart was surging with warmth. She nodded and allowed the girl to lead her.

After they arrived, Minerva thanked her and went to look for Quill.

She knocked on the office door, and a low voice came from inside.

"Come in."

Minerva pushed the door open and entered. She saw Quill sitting on the sofa with his legs crossed. He was holding a cup of coffee in one hand while flipping through some documents with the other.

What's more, Quill was wearing a pair of goldenframed glasses, which made him look very sophisticated.

Minerva stood there foolishly; Quill sensed that it was a little quiet, so he looked up at her.

"Minerva? What brings you here?"

As soon as he saw Minerva, the quiet expression on Quill's face disappeared. He put down the cup in his hand and walked towards her.

Minerva came back to her senses and looked at him walking closer to her. She had so many questions in her mind. She wanted to ask him right away, but she felt that that would be too forward.

Therefore, she smiled and said, "I have never been to your company, so I came to visit.¹'

Although she was smiling, Quill could tell that it was not genuine. After all, Quill was her brother. How could he not understand his younger sister? Therefore, he silently went outside and asked the secretary to bring her drinks. Then he returned to her side to talk.

"Isn't the company busy? Why do you have time to come over?"

Minerva did not sit down. Instead, she walked around aimlessly before stopping in front of the floor-to-ceiling window and admired the lights of the glorious city.

It was already dusk, and the sun was setting on the horizon. The whole sky was dyed red by the glow of the sun, an unattainable shade of beauty.

"Quill, is there anything you forgot to tell me?"

Quill stopped in his tracks. A look of surprise flashed in his eyes. Moments later, he walked up to Minerva and stood beside her.

"What have I ever hidden from you, silly?" Quill extended his hand and rubbed Minerva's head as he spoke; his tone was doting.

Why was she suddenly like that? What happened? He questioned internally.

"What happened?" Quill asked when Minerva remained silent.

With her eyes blinking as she finally turned to Quill, Minerva took in a deep breath and asked, "Why didn't you tell me that the marriage between Maddox and I was never dissolved?"

The next second, Quill's hand that was rubbing her head froze.

Time seemed to freeze. Quill stared fixedly at her. Minerva stood there quietly as well. However, the sadness in her eyes was so dense that it felt as if it was about to overflow.

After a long time, Quill retracted his hand.

"Did you meet up with him?"

She did not admit nor deny it.

Minerva felt her heart slowly sink. It seemed that it was actually true.

"So it's true?" She asked.

Quill didn't answer. He looked at her coldly, and then he looked away from her.

"It's not that I did not want to tell you, but I've been trying to find a way to solve it. I just didn't expect that the two of you would meet again."

Upon hearing that, Minerva finally understood. It turned out that Quill had always known about that matter. It was just that he had never told her about it.

However, she was the one involved in the matter and she had always thought that the marriage had already been broken off. She thought that she had nothing more to do with Maddox.