Cyrus scowled and spoke in a low voice. “Don’t worry about this. I’ll figure something out.” Cindy was momentarily taken aback but then frowned at him. “What are you nning to do?”
“Just focus on your social gatherings. Leave the rest to me,” Cyrus said, walking past her into his study. Once inside, Cyrus pondered for a moment. With Marie’s birthday next month, he realized he could use the asion to his advantage.
By the time Damon and N were together, he could leverage that situation to threaten Damon into providing the funds he needed.
With this n in mind, Cyrus sighed in relief. His frustration over theck of <b>funds </b>dissipated.
To him, women were merely ythings. As long as they served a purpose, he would use them to get what he needed. Even if Damon had feelings for Cindy, Cyrus wouldn’t hesitate to maneuver her into Damon’s bed and deal with the aftermathter.
As for rk, Cyrus would find him a more suitable marriage partner in the future.
In the CEO office of Prospectus Technology….
Spencer noticed Damon frowning and appearing deep in thought as he brought in some documents.
“Mr. Sumner, these are the documents that need to be handled tonight,” Spencer reminded him.
“Just leave them there,” Damon said.
Spencer nodded, ced the documents down, and turned to leave.
Just as he reached the door, Damon called out, “Oh, I have a question for
Spencer turned around. “What is it?”
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wondered if Damon had noticed any mistakes or oversights in his work that he himself had missed.
“Do women. all want to get married?” Damon asked.
Spencer was surprised. He had never imagined that Damon would be interested in such matters. Damon was always focused on advancing thepany, not on personal issues.Belonging to N?velDrama.Org.
Since it wasn’t a sudden whim, it must be rted to his recent meeting with N.
After a brief pause, Spencer replied, “I suppose so. Women’s youth is precious. My ex–girlfriend used to talk about our future together all the time.”
“Why did she be your ex?” Damon asked.
“Because I didn’t want to get married, and I didn’t want to waste her time,” Spencer answered.
Damon frowned, his tone serious<b>. </b>“Got it. You can go back to work now.”
Once the office fell silent <b>again</b>, Damon’s gaze grew distant. He drummed his fingers absently on the desk. He had never considered marriage before and had no ns to marry anyone.
To him, the happiness he and his partner shared was sufficient. Although he wanted to be with N, he had no intention of marrying her. After all, a marriage certificate didn’t ensure fidelity–if it did, rk and Cyrus wouldn’t have had affairs.
He came to understand that while he liked N, marriage was not something he desired with her.
Weighing the pros and cons, he decided it was better to end the rtionship before his feelings. deepened. He couldn’t offer her what she wanted, and continuing would only cause her further harm.
Damon called the internal line and instructed, “Hire a caregiver to look after N at the hospital. Have someone bring her meals every day until she’s discharged.”
Spencer was puzzled by this request but quickly said, “Understood. I’ll take care of it.”
After hanging up, Damon pushed his difort aside and began reviewing the documents.
For the next few days, neither rk nor Damon visited N at the hospital.
N found peace of mind in following the doctors and nurses‘ advice–going to bed early, getting up early, taking her medication, and changing her dressings on time.
Her recovery was progressing smoothly.
Since her check–up appointment was scheduled at this hospital, she decided to proceed with it as her recovery continued.
N didn’t trust Cindy, but she was unaware that as soon as she finished her check–up, the information would reach someone else.