The afternoon sun was a little brighter. The two of them parted ways in the square. Julia Miller was going back to school, and Laura Green did not go back on the weekend.

Seeing that Julia Miller left, Laura Green turned around and went to the station not too far away, ready to take the car back to the London Park.

She sat at the platform and waited for the car. The bus did not wait, but she waited for a Rolls—Royce.

"Get in the car!" Paul William said through the window.

Laura Green frowned, got up and walked over, then pulled the door open and sat in.

Paul William started his engine. Today, he was wearing a white shirt, khaki pants, and a steel watch on his hand.

"My mother who was with me just now!" He said as he looked straight ahead.

The last time he had made Olivia Bush unhappy, he promised to give her a gift to compensate her. Just now, Olivia Bush came out to shop and bought her an emerald necklace.

"Oh!" Laura Green nodded.

So he had just seen her just now in the shop.

Pretending to be a stranger should be the right way for them to get along.

It was very strange that neither of them continued the topic and the car quickly drove into TOTAL's underground garage.

Laura Green got out of the car and realized that she was following him to the company!

But Paul William had already taken her hand into the elevator.

When Lily saw her this time, she was not surprised, but instead put on a gentle smile. The woman brought back by the boss for the third time, it was definitely not simple.

Laura Green followed Mr. William into the office, not knowing what arrangements he had for her.

"You go and sit on the sofa first. I have some documents to process first!"

Just in a hurry, she only saw half of the documents.

Laura Green was helpless. Did he let her come to work?

She walked to the sofa and sat down to look at the man who was already in work. She silently took out her phone, and the previously stored novels came in handy.

She didn't know how long she had looked at it. She only felt that her neck was a little sore. Laura Green raised her arms and did a few stretching exercises. She turned around to see Paul William staring at her with a smile.

She didn't know how long he had looked at her like that.

"Are you done?" Laura Green lowered her arm and asked as she looked at him.

"Mm!" Paul William sat on the chair without moving, only to say, "Come here!"

Laura Green hesitated, stood up, and walked towards him. As soon as she walked in front of him, she was pulled over and sat on his lap.

The man's thighs were strong and strong. She could feel each other's body temperature through the thin cloth.

"I like playing with my cellphone so much. I haven't seen you for a week, and I haven't seen you send me a text message!"

The breath of his words was blowing into Laura Green's ears, with a faint smell of tobacco. Laura Green was sensitive and wanted to escape.

"I thought you didn't like people sticking to you!" She said softly.

Paul William noticed her reaction, but instead of letting her go, he moved closer. The girl had a special body scent that smelled good.

"I really don't like it, but there are exceptions!" His voice was very mellow, and he unknowingly carried a rare trace of gentleness.

He looked at her fair neck and asked, "Did you see anything you like in the store today?"

He noticed that her body was overkill, not even a single piece of jewelry.

Laura Green shook her head and did not look at his eyes. She only glanced over his firm chin.

It was only when she thought that she was shy.

He reached out to lift her chin and lowered his head to kiss. It was sweet and mellow. He did not tell anyone that he had missed this taste for the past week.

"Did you drink wine at noon?" He looked at her, his voice a little hoarse.

"Only drunk a little!" Laura Green looked up at him.

As soon as she spoke, her lips were sealed again.

This time, the kiss was even longer and more delicate. Paul Green's hand had unconsciously put her hand on her thigh in a short skirt.

Laura Green's body instantly tensed up. She reached out to hold on to his chaotic hand and gasped, "Don't do that!"

At the same time, she looked nervously at the direction of the office door, fearing that someone would suddenly push the door in.

As he looked at her bright red lips and bright eyes, he whispered, "Let's go to the lounge!"

The temptation to sound was a bit ambiguous.

"No!" Laura Green rejected him without even thinking, then looked at him uneasily.

Paul William's eyes returned to clear, and he examined the girl who was resisting.

There was a trace of uncertainty in his heart. "Are you afraid of me?"

"No!" Laura Green denied, afraid that he would not approach her.

"That's the fear of getting close to me?" Paul William asked again.

Laura Green shook her head, looked up at him, and said for a long time before he said, "I suffered a slight injury the last time.

She did not continue with the words that followed, but Paul William understood, holding her hand and not speaking for a long time.

Actually, he had originally wanted to stay alone with her for a while, but now he heard her say that he might have left a certain shadow on her.

After a moment of silence, he slowly said, "I'll let the driver send you back!"

As he spoke, he connected Lily.

Laura Green saw that his expression was normal, but his mood was still a little complicated.

Before long, Lily knocked on the door, saying that the driver was waiting downstairs.

After Laura Green left, Paul William lit a cigarette, smoked it and annihilated it in the ashtray, turned on the computer screen and was ready to continue working, but his eyes flashed just as Laura Green dodged ...

...

In the gym on the 22nd floor of the TOTAL Building, David Smith could not hold on any longer and sat on the floor.

"I really regret coming to play with you. I'm exhausted!" David Smith said breathlessly, soaking up all his sweat.

And Paul William gasped, as if he had just warmed up.

"You're so lacking in sports!" Paul William dropped his tennis racket in his hand, took two bottles of mineral water to him, and sat down against the wall.

"I still don't have much exercise?" David Smith felt that what he said made him dissatisfied.

He squinted at him and said, "I think you're the one who lacks exercise!"

Paul William looked at him puzzled, but who couldn't get up now?

"Don't look at me, look at yourself!" David Smith took the mineral water and snorted. "A look of dissatisfaction, I can't help myself anymore!"

As he said, he rubbed his chest. He was obviously looking for him to drink with him at night. Who knew that he would be dragged as a target? He had just been hit several times.

Paul William ignored him and looked up to drink.