Domineering Mr. CEO and His Impudent Love

Chapter 2662: Chapter 135: From Now On, They Go Their Separate Ways

She watched as Abraham Redington finished speaking in a low, cold voice and then turned to walk out the door.

His silhouette looked so desolate and lonely, totally different from the proud and aloof image he had in the past.

Molly Wellington suddenly called out to him: "Wait a moment..."

Abraham Redington abruptly stopped, turned his head, and looked at the woman who had called him.

A hint of light shone in those deep blue eyes.

Molly Wellington pointed to the nearby window, trying her best to remain indifferent, not to soften: "You... go through the window. It’s easy to run into my colleagues outside."

Abraham Redington: "..."

*

That night, Abraham Redington returned to the third floor.

The entire third floor of the villa belonged to his private domain.

This coastal villa was designed by a world-renowned Master James, and the private space on the third floor was spacious and comfortable.

However, lying on the King-size Bed that could accommodate five people, Abraham Redington felt so cold and lonely.

That night, he was sleepless.

...

The next day, Royal Palace and Loyalty Group continued their meetings.

In the large conference room, everyone from both sides had arrived, except for Abraham Redington.

Ray Mckinley explained, "Secretary Wellington, our BOSS had to leave unexpectedly and won’t be able to make it today. Let’s start the meeting without him."

Molly Wellington nodded, "Understood, Redington Young Master has a busy schedule, thank you for your hard work."

Though speaking politely, Molly Wellington knew very well that Abraham Redington might have given up completely because of what she said last night.

This was actually for the best.

Molly Wellington never thought that Abraham Redington reappeared after these years to stir her feelings because he liked her.

If he had liked her, he wouldn’t have made the choices he did back then.

And since he didn’t like her back then, why would he suddenly like her after nearly three years without contact?

Molly Wellington understood very clearly that Abraham Redington was probably attracted to her again because seeing her rekindled his sense of challenge and novelty.

The challenge came from her change; she was no longer the silly girl who liked him eagerly, dared not to resist, and loved him wholeheartedly.

To someone like Abraham Redington, who puts himself first, such a change in her was too fresh and too capable of arousing his urge to conquer.

And the feeling of novelty was the same.

She had changed and was now quite different from before, making her seem fresh to him.

However, this sense of challenge and novelty comes quickly and fades quickly.

Last night, by saying those things and using the electric baton on him, she probably shattered all the novelty he felt towards her.

It’s for the best; from now on, they would each go their separate ways.

Unlike Molly Wellington’s relief, Stella Brown, sitting in the corner, couldn’t help but clench her hands tightly.

What... Abraham Redington actually left?

Didn’t Redington Young Master just say yesterday that he’d be working with them from now on, how could he just leave without a word!?

A clear look of disappointment appeared on Stella Brown’s face; she had stayed for Redington Young Master, even going so far as to show vulnerability in front of Molly Wellington.

Now that Redington Young Master had left, wasn’t all her pretense for nothing?

No matter how much Stella Brown pondered, the meeting continued.

Because Royal Palace had six capable assistants assigned, today’s work, like yesterday’s, was highly efficient.

By around two o’clock in the afternoon, not only were the meetings finished, but even the basic daily work was completed.

"Secretary Wellington, since everyone’s work is done, how about we have a dinner party tonight? It can be both a welcome party for your six colleagues from Royal Palace and a way to reward everyone’s hard work recently. What do you say?"

Ray Mckinley suddenly approached Molly Wellington with this suggestion.