Ex-husband, Please Respect Yourself

Chapter 60: Important Task

Ex-husband, Please Respect Yourself - Chapter 60: Important Task

She grabbed her hair angrily, then pushed him aside, and left without waiting for his response.

Finally, she went to the counter and asked the room number where Mr.Brown was staying and told the waiter to lead the way.

Except for her hair, everything seemed to have returned to normal. When she returned to the room, Tyrone was already there. She went back to her seat with nothing abnormal. James Franklin looked at her and smiled softly. "Miss Lawson has been there for so long. You won't be lost, will you?"

"No, I just got a call." Cathy showed a slight smile on the surface, but she secretly felt shocked.

Did he guess, or did he observe?

Remembering Tyrone's reminder just now, she gently frowned. He did look deeper and more mysterious than Tyrone, but she was only a small manager. Why does he calculate her?This is from NôvelDrama.Org.

What's more, with his excellent condition, women piled up to have a relationship with him, it's not her turn.

"Now that we're all here, let's go to the next restaurant. I've already ordered dinner. "James Franklin looked down at his watch and smiled elegantly.

The secretary took the lead in getting up, and then several people got up.

Cathy stood up behind Mr.Brown and didn't look at the direction of Tyrone any more. It seemed that nothing had happened to him just now. His eyes were calm and his face was indifferent without any expression.

Sure enough, people with status are not the same. A few people can use a meal to show his property and power.

A large table, with only a few people, looks very empty.

Cathy chose to sit between the female secretary and Mr.Brown, which was not exactly opposite Tyrone any more. She could finally look up and face the front naturally, but what just happened had been hovering in her mind, making her whole person look a little absent-minded.

James Franklin called her name for few times, but she didn't respond. Mr. Brown could not help pushing her to remind her.

"Miss Lawson, are you not feeling well?" James Franklin asked her intimately.

Cathy smiled in embarrassment. "I'm sorry, I was thinking about my mother. She sprained her leg today. She is still in hospital now."

James Franklin frowned. "Do you want to go back now? I've heard that Mr.Brown said you are off duty today, and I'm sorry to call you out." Tyrone gave her a look and said nothing.

Cathy shook her head and smiled. "No, I just called. There's a doctor. It's all right."

"It's really all right?" Mr.Brown also asked her.

"It's really all right, but I'll probably go back earlier. I hope Mr. Franklin and Mr. Raman will forgive me." She looked at them apologetically, but she did not looked at Tyrone at all.

"It's all right. Come on, let's eat first." James Franklin said, with a gentle and steady look.

A few minutes later, the waiter came up to pour the wine.

James Franklin said to Mr.Brown and Tyrone, "Mr. Raman, Mr.Brown, this is my first visit to Chicago. My new company will operate here very soon. I hope you can take more care of it in the future." "You are too modest. your companies are located all over the country, which are relevant to all walks of life. It's you should take care of LT Company." Tyrone lifted his cup with a little laziness in his eyes. "And Vanten!" Mr. Brown added with a laugh, and then raised his glass and clinked with them.

Finished a glass.

The waiter filled up consciously.

James Franklin looked at Cathy opposite. "Miss Lawson, last time we didn't drink, I must get to know you well this time. In the future, the cooperation between our two companies will depend on your connection in the middle."

Cathy didn't get it, "Me?"

She took another look at Mr. Brown.

Mr. Brown smiled and explained, "Mr. Franklin's companies that have invested in Chicago are planning to cooperate with Vanten Technology Company. I want you to take responsibility and charge." Cathy's heart sank. She hesitated for a few seconds, then euphemistically said, "Mr. Franklin, Mr. Brown, I'm just an analyst of data. I may not be competent for such an important project. In case something goes wrong, I can't afford to take responsibility."

She has been in the workplace for so long. She knows what it means to do what she can and hide her capacity. She will never get involved in something that might go wrong in the future.