Mr. Charles's Hidden Wife novel Chapter 103

"Everyone, please be quiet first." This was Howell's first message in the chat group.

Then no one sent a new message after that.

After about a full minute later, Howell sent a new long message.

"We are all common people. And Miss Evans is just a few years older than us. She must also have many private matters to do everyday. So in her private time, we should not disturb her either, except that we really come upon some urgent matters and need her help."

Wendy smiled to Howell's message.

Girls who were infatuated with Howell soon echoed him with great excitement.

But Howell didn't reply any of them.

After seeing girls having a talk party about Howell in the chat group, Wendy smiles to throw the phone away to busy herself with other work.

At the end of the day, Carmen and Kary left.

Linda also finished her work and left at six-thirty.

Packing belongings into her bag, she looked to Wendy and asked, "Miss Evans, haven't you done yet?"

"Not yet. Bye bye, Linda." Wendy said as she shook her head.

"You don't work so hard. Our job is full of trivial things. You can not finish them in just one day. It's just like a Jigsaw puzzle, and you need time to deal with them piece by piece."

"Thank you for your reminder." Wendy said with a smile.

Linda patted her on the shoulder. "We all are colleagues now. If you need my help, you can tell me directly. And I will do my best to help you."

"Thank you, Linda."

"Then... I'm leaving first. "

"Alright. Bye."

Linda then pursed her lips to leave.

Out of Wendy's sight, Linda smiled to shook her head for Wendy seemed to have forgotten her completely.

It was half past seven after Wendy finished her work.

She remembered that Henson would come to eat with her. So after tidying up her desk, she ran to leave the school.

She was running to the bus stop.

But a car suddenly beeped to her by the road.

It was from Henson.

She suddenly stopped with surprise. But soon she turned around to get into his car.

"Why're you here?"

"To pick you up."

"Then why not call me first?"

"Wouldn't it be more sincere if I just come here to wait for you personally?"

Wendy pursed her lips and smiled. She then naturally fastened her seat belt.

"You seem happy."

"Why can't I be happy after saving the bus fare?"

"Liar."

Henson started the car. "Let's not cook and eat outside tonight."

"To where?"

"You always like to hide something to me. Then today, I'll also keep you in suspense first."

"Then can I add a rule now?" Wendy looked at him.

"Speak."

"I'm very hungry. Can we just find a place nearby to eat?"

"Hungry? Why? You did not have much at lunch today? Or do you have a better appetite when you see me?"