After finishing her report, Selina realized her palms were damp with a thin layer of sweat.She took a breath, forcing a polite smile, and asked David, who sat opposite her without saying a word: "Mr. Wilson, do you think there's anything that needs to be modified in this proposal?"David turned to
Peter raised an eyebrow, deliberately making things difficult: "The original data is company confidential. If you want it, you must get signatures from the chairman and president."Selina frowned, seeing the challenge in Peter's eyes. She didn't argue further and turned to leave.At lunch, Peter and
Under David's smoldering gaze, Selina realized the double meaning behind his words. Her cheeks instantly flushed crimson as she shot him an exasperated glare.Her delicate features, framed by her small face, combined with that irritated yet bashful look, made her appear irresistibly alluring. David
"I don't mind marrying him," she said, head lowered and face flushed."But David's personality... you two are from completely different worlds. How could you be willing to marry him?" Sarah still couldn't believe it.Selina didn't dare admit she had feelings for David.David seemed like a divine bei
David's already sour expression immediately darkened, his eyes locking onto Selina with a dangerous glint.An overwhelming sense of intimidation washed over her. Selina's breath caught in her throat, a feeling of panic spreading through her chest as if cornered by a predator. The sensation jolted he
The offending vehicle, enraged by the driver's attitude, rammed them again.The driver, who had gone to settle the score, stared in shock at the scene before him. Too frightened to utter a word, he completely forgot about his passenger in the car.A window rolled down, and a check was hurled at the
Selina quickly let go, her face burning red. She noticed a few short hairs still tangled around her fingers and sheepishly hid her hand behind her back."I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to do that," Selina apologized breathlessly.David, who had been fuming moments ago, caught sight of Selina's bowed he
Selina finally realized what had felt off earlier. The receptionist had assumed she and David were a couple and had given them a shared room. In her panic, she had forgotten to clarify they needed separate accommodations."Well, in that case, you can have this room," Selina said, seizing the opportu