That Night My Boss Left Me With Our Three Babies

Back in her room, Olivia’s face turned somewhat grim, and her mind went blank as she sat on the bed, zoning out.

She hadn’t expected to run into Victor here, and even less had she anticipated Emma would follow.

If the three of them met…

Olivia couldn’t imagine what kind of scene that would be.

Thinking of this, Olivia’s eyes narrowed slightly. She got up and started packing her luggage.

If she couldn’t handle it, she could always avoid it.

After all, she had nothing left to do in Norville; it didn’t matter when she left.

Just halfway through packing, someone knocked on the door.

Olivia got up and hesitated for a moment before opening the door. She raised her voice and asked, “Who is it?”

Harold’s voice came from outside, “It’s me. It’s almost lunchtime. Want to go together?”

Hearing this, Olivia opened the door and let Harold into the room.

Seeing the half-packed luggage inside, Harold was taken aback. “What’s this?”

Olivia smiled apologetically at him. “I thought there’s nothing much left to do, so I decided to head back first.”

Harold frowned slightly. “Because of Emma?”

Otherwise, why would she have been fine this morning without mentioning going back, and now suddenly want to leave?

Harold knew about their entanglements, so Olivia didn’t hide it from him and lowered her eyes in acknowledgment.

“With me here, what can she do to you? We go in and out together; she wouldn’t still think you have something with Mr. Leer, would she?” Harold was puzzled.

Olivia smiled calmly. “Better fewer problems than more. Since there’s nothing left to do here, I can leave anytime. Why bother making trouble for myself?”

Harold pondered for a moment and nodded in agreement. “True, there’s indeed nothing much left here. Since you’re going back, I’ll go with you. I’ll pack up.”

Olivia nodded in agreement.

In no time, the two of them packed their luggage and went downstairs to check out.

Just as they finished the procedures and turned around, they saw Victor returning from outside.

“Mr. Leer,” Harold greeted politely.

Olivia nodded coldly at him.

Seeing the suitcases in their hands, Victor frowned. “You’re going back?”

Harold nodded. “The exchange meeting is over; we have nothing left to do here. It’s time to go back. We won’t be accompanying Mr. Leer anymore.”

After speaking, he turned to look at Olivia, wondering if she had anything to say to Victor.

But Olivia just looked indifferent. Once Harold finished explaining, she directly pulled her suitcase and walked out.

It was lunchtime; she didn’t want to run into Emma coming down and causing trouble again.

Seeing this, Harold quickly followed her.

Just as they reached the door, Victor grabbed Olivia’s wrist.

Olivia paused slightly and glanced at the large hand on her wrist. “Mr. Leer, please behave.”

Victor’s grip didn’t loosen a bit; instead, he looked at Harold beside them. “What time is your flight?”

Harold glanced at the hand holding Olivia’s wrist and replied coldly, “The next available flight. If we buy tickets now, we might not make it in time. Mr. Leer, please don’t waste our time.”

Hearing this, Victor frowned but quickly relaxed. He looked deeply at Olivia beside him. “Coincidentally, I bought the same flight. Let’s go together.”Content rights belong to NôvelDrama.Org.

Olivia shook off his hand and met his gaze with detachment. She said with a slight smile, “Mr. Leer, you should go accompany your fiancee. She just arrived and is waiting in your room. We won’t be joining you.”

With that, she left without looking back.