Chapter 20 Save My Number
If he had said that to any other woman, they would have been over the moon. Nolan Group was not a place where anyone could enter just because they wanted to, much less be personally invited by the company president, Silas Nolan. But who was Gianna Aubrey? She was also from a rich and powerful family herself, She did not need to depend on anyone to be able to live a luxurious life.
Her son had applied for that position for her out of his own volition, and she only decided to go to appease herself. However, she was well aware of the hardships that came with working for someone else–once was more than enough for her.
South was staring at her with glimmering eyes. Say yes! Say yes!
son‘s gaze on her. But, even though Silas was handsome, he simply was not her cup of tea. She smiled at him. “I appreciate your kindness, Mr. Nolan,
and he pouted in anguish.
was too difficult to bring those two
did
Nolan. There are other people
lips. “Okay, as long as you don‘t take what I said before to
gave him her phone right away. “Here, Uncle Silas!” Gianna wanted to cry. Whose son is this? She glared at the little fellow and was going to snatch her phone back when Silas intercepted, “I‘ll put in my number.” His long fingers made the phone seem like a toy in his hands. He was only putting in his number but the sight of it was pleasant to watch. Once he was done, he gave her phone back to her and said, “You can always come look for me if there’s a problem. I meant what I said.” Seeing the
You‘re a friend to me now.” Gianna smiled but was unmoved by his words. “You don‘t have to be so courteous. Needless to say, you put out your money, and I put out my strength.” She was unwilling to give him a chance to get friendly either. He said helplessly, “I admit that I was wrong about you once, but we still have a lot of time. We can slowly resolve this.” She let out a small smile. “Okay.” Every one of her sentences felt like a dead end. He was unable to find another excuse to stay, so he got up. “Okay then. Call me if there’s anything. I‘ll leave you