Fit For Your Love

Olivia sat in her chair, her back straight, her eyes fixed on the computer screen. Her hand was put on the mouse, and she clicked the icons from time to time.

Her seat was not far from the Design Department, only about ten steps away.

Everett could roughly see what she was looking at on her computer.

It was a report.

Olivia didn't know that Everett was outside. She was very serious and absorbed in her work.

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She needed to make a report of the money spent on the accessories and clothes she had designed, materials that had been used, and so on.

The supplier had already given the prices.

She needed to collect all the prices and give the number to Mr. Smith.

Brayden's car was parked below AK Company's building, and by this time most of the company's employees had left. Only a few people came out from time to time. Brayden went in, went straight into the elevator, and went upstairs.

Soon, the elevator stopped on Olivia's floor. He walked out, turned the corner, and came to the corridor of the Design Department.

However, when he turned the corner, he saw the man standing outside the Design Department.

He was dressed in a suit, looking cold.

It was Everett.

Brayden stopped and looked at Everett with cold eyes.

Everett's dark eyes moved slightly. He turned to look at Brayden.

Both of them looked at each other. They were not too close, but they could see each other's eyes clearly.

Brayden walked over, looked at Everett, and walked past him into the Design Department.

Olivia had just finished the report when she heard footsteps behind her. She turned around and smiled. "Hi."

Looking at the smile on her face, Brayden sensed she did not seem to know that there was someone standing outside just now, looking at her and wanting to have her. "Hi. It seems I am coming at the right time."

Olivia smiled. "Yes, I just finished the report."

Was this the right time, right?

"Are you hungry?"

Olivia thought for a moment. "A little."

She didn't have so much work these days, so she wasn't that hungry.

"That's good. I didn't make lunch. We can make it together after we get back."

"Okay, let's do it together."

"OK."

Outside, Everett heard the warm and sweet conversations.

He felt there was a wall between them and himself.

The finger holding the Jacket curled up slightly, then outspread.

Olivia closed the computer and cleaned up the desk. Brayden carried her a bag and the two left the Design Department.

When they walked out, Brayden took Olivia's hand.

But there was no one outside.

The corridor was empty and quiet.

Brayden's eyes moved slightly, and he hid the cold light inside them.

Olivia didn't know that Everett was standing here just now. She looked around and said with a smile, "Everyone is looking forward to the party tonight." So they had left long ago.

It didn't take long for all of them to leave.

Brayden looked at her. "Are you looking forward to it?"

Olivia shook her head. "No."

Not at all.

Brayden, "Are you looking forward to going to Provence?"

Olivia smiled. "Yes."

"Okay, let's go there earlier."

"What?"

What Brayden meant was that he had changed the tickets.

The original flight was 8:10 pm, but it was 3:50 pm now.

It would be dusk when they arrived in Provence.

Sitting in the car, Olivia smiled and said, "Why didn't you tell me?"

What if she wanted to work overtime?

Would they miss their plane?

"I like to see you look surprised."

Brayden held her hand tightly.

Olivia was amused and said a sentence that was very popular on the Internet recently.

"Life is full of surprises."

Brayden looked at her. "Don't you like surprises?"

"Why do you ask that? I like it very much."

All the surprises he gave her were nice. How could she not like them?

Soon the car left the company.

In the car behind them, Everett narrowed his eyes as he watched the car leave.

It was quiet in the car.

Suddenly, the phone rang, breaking the silence.