Reclaiming the CEO's Heart novel Chapter 174

Chapter 174 Went to His Office

No one knew Jacob's preferences better than she did. It was not difficult to please him, but the difficult part was whether he gave her the opportunity.

For example, during that time in the past, she had prepared dinner countless times and waited for him again and again, but he still hadn't come back in the middle of the night.

When he was heartless, she could do nothing to change his mind. No matter what she said or did, she couldn't see him.

This phone call was her trial, and it was clear that he was no longer as heartless as before.

After preparing dinner, Avery took a car to his company.

Avery held the food box and pondered seriously. The mastermind behind all this knew everything about them, which meant that person was likely to be around Jacob.

Who could it be?

Obviously, it was not Jason and John. Madison was too careless to keep secrets. Could it be someone from his company?

Before the divorce, Avery had never been to his company. At that time, she thought he was protecting her well enough, but now she realized it was just a joke.

His engagement with Layla was well-known by the public, and the news about the two of them was everywhere.

As for her identity, it hadn't changed much. Whether in the past or now, they were in a secret relationship.

Avery took the president's elevator to the top floor. At this time, most of the people in the company had already left work.

Only his secretary's office was still working overtime with him.

Avery paused and stayed for a few seconds at the door.

He had a total of six secretaries, four males and two females. She could probably recognize them.

When she looked inside, she happened to make eye contact with the woman sitting at the corner desk. The woman raised her hand to adjust her glasses, and the reflective lenses made it difficult for Avery to see her expression clearly. She felt it was strange instinctively.

"Mrs. Hill, the CEO's office is right ahead." John gestured for her to enter.

Everyone inside was busy, and Avery couldn't see much from just a glance. To not alert the enemy, she quickly left.