Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

"It's okay, Matt."

There was nothing wrong with Lucy's tone, so Matthew did not notice her discomfort.

He was just curious, but before he turned around, Lucy hugged him from behind.

"I'm fine, Matt. Thank you for your concern."

Lucy tried to sound happy. "I think I've used up all my luck after finding a husband like you. A lot has happened today. Can I just go home and rest? I don't want to go in." Thinking that Lucy had not recovered from what had happened earlier, he patted her head and said, "Okay, you can go back and sleep as long as you want. I'll go with you."

After saying that, he wanted to break away from her embrace. However, no matter how hard he tried, she would not let go. He was afraid of hurting her, so he dared not use too much force.

He heard Lucy say to him, "It's okay, Matt. I can go back alone. Just give me the car keys. I bet you have a lot to do at the company today since you kept insisting on coming to work."

Matthew fell silent. His desk was probably filled with piles and piles of documents by now, so he said helplessly, "I do have work to do, but nothing is more important than you. I can go back with you and have a good nap."

Lucy pressed herself onto his back and shook her head. "It's okay, Matt. Just go to work. I'll take care of myself, so go."

After saying that, she let go of her hands and pushed him inside.

Matthew staggered after being pushed by her, almost losing his balance. However, he still reluctantly listened to his wife's orders.

When he entered, Matthew turned to look at Lucy smiling at him.

"I don't need you to come with me."

Lucy nodded with a big smile. "You don't have to keep me company, Matt. Just go do your work. I'll go to work after I've had enough rest."

Matthew hesitated and checked to see if she really was fine before getting into the elevator.

Lucy waited in the lobby, watching Matthew's elevator go up. Once his elevator reached the top floor, the smile on Lucy's face gradually faded.

Matthew's mother was right. Matthew had bad taste in women. She was not worthy. There was nothing special about her, and her family was not rich. Matthew was out of her league.

Lucy became more and more disappointed when she recalled that scene just now. What did Matthew see in her? Why did he want to marry her when he had much better choices? She walked out of Matthew's company in despair.

Although she was sighing inwardly, her footsteps were light as usual. No one in the company realized that the CEO's wife was dwelling on what had just happened.

After Lucy left, the door of the CEO's office opened. Someone slowly emerged from the shadows and respectfully said to Matthew, "Mrs. Leon has left the company, and it seems like she's on her way home." "How did she look when she left?"

"You can rest assured, sir. Mrs. Leon's footsteps were brisk, and her expression was calm. She doesn't seem to be affected at all."