Purchased A Mr. Right novel Chapter 884

After Anthea finished speaking, she observed her expression while glancing at the phone on the table. "Emily, why don't you call him to ask?"

"Anthea," Emily said, slowly raising her head.

Seeing Emily pouting, Anthea quickly changed the subject. "Drink some soup. Let's drink the soup!"

In fact, Anthea was Emily's close friend, and they grew up together. So she was naturally on her side. But Simon came here with different soups every day. After handing her these things, he would stand downstairs and look up with affection. Anthea did not have the heart to see him being refused over and over again.

Emily did not call him, but her phone rang.

After glancing at the screen, she put down the soup bowl and picked it up. "Hello, chief editor?"

"What did you say?"

Emily's eyes suddenly widened. She even agitatedly stood up from the chair, strode to the window, and asked while clasping her phone, "I've gotten the transfer order, but why don't you let me go now? Didn't you agree with me that day?"

"Yes, I agreed!" On the phone, the chief editor explained to her. "But the transfer order should be issued only when both our employees and their family members agree. However, your family member disagreed, so I cannot send you there..."

Her family member...

Emily's chest slightly rose and fell as she clutched her phone tightly.

Looking out of the window at the setting sun on the horizon, she dialed a number again. The word "Simon" was shown on the screen. After getting through, she asked directly, "Where are you?"

After hanging up the phone, she turned around and quickly walked to the vestibule. She changed her shoes and took a coat.

Half an hour later, a taxi slowly drove into the Riverside Court and stopped in front of a high-rise building at a constant speed. After getting off the taxi, Emily looked at the black Cayenne in front of the flower bed and walked into the building.

"Ding!"

The elevator door opened slowly, and Emily took a deep breath and walked out.

Subconsciously, she reached to her pocket. Suddenly, she remembered that the key was lost when she fell into the river that day.

She raised her hand and was about to knock on the anti-theft door. To her surprise, it was pushed open from the inside as if Simon was waiting for her the whole time. Simon's tall and straight figure stood aside, and he said, "Come in!"

Emily walked right in.

As soon as she came out of the vestibule, Simon handed her a glass of water.

Looking at the warm water with some stream rising, Emily slightly clenched her drooping hands but did not take it in the end. Instead, she looked away and said, "No, thank you. I'm not thirsty!"

Hearing this, Simon could only put the cup on the cabinet next to her.

Emily did not forget her purpose of coming here, so she went straight to the point. "Simon, you did it, didn't you? You called the chief editor and said that you disagreed!"

The only family member who would do this was him!

"Yes!" Simon did not deny it.