CHAPTER 536: CHAPTER 256 I JUST LOVE HIM, WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT IT (1 UPDATE)

Evie Larkin smiled and walked forward to place a document on his desk.

"Nolan, this is the document that I was instructed to deliver to you."

Nolan Moore picked up the document and glanced at it: "Is this about a makeup advertisement?"

"Yes, this new product is quite good.

I also asked for a box of samples earlier and tried it myself."

Nolan nodded: "Okay, I know. I’ll instruct my team to start preparing for this shortly."

"We have a little over a month, the advertisement might need to be expedited."

"No problem, leave it to me, don’t worry."

As he spoke, he closed the document and looked up at her: "How about it, do you have time to chat with me?"

Evie nodded: "If it doesn’t interfere with your work."

Nolan stood up and pointed to the sofa by the window: "Take a seat."

Evie walked over and sat down, Nolan dialed the internal line and asked Jane Quinlan to bring in a cup of tea.

He moved a chair and sat opposite her.

"Since returning, I’ve not had the time to come see you.

Even though I’ve been working at the company consistently, I just can’t find the time.

You won’t hold this against me, right?"

Nolan said, looking deeply into her eyes.

Evie pursed her lips and shook her head with a smile: "I thought Kay didn’t want to see me, and that you didn’t want to see me either."

"How could that be, my not coming to see you has nothing to do with him.

It’s purely because I’ve been really busy.

You know my personality, if I take up a job, I have to do it to the best of my abilities."

Evie nodded, "I understand, I always say, we are so alike, so I think I understand you."

He smiled and asked: "Is your relationship still so strained?"

Evie looked somewhat melancholic: "I used to think that there’s no hurdle in the world one cannot overcome.

With the passage of time, some things can be erased and forgotten.

Some fissures can be mended.

But only recently did I realize, some knots are indeed not so easy to untie.

Especially the ones that were tightly bound from the start.

Kay has always been stubborn.

Once he fixes his mind on hating me, no matter how hard I try, it’s futile."

"Everyone goes through a process of growth.

As we grow, our mindset changes.

But it seems he hasn’t changed at all.

He lives by his own rules, completely uncaring of others’ feelings.

Who in this world does not make mistakes?

Making mistakes is okay as long as one remembers to mend their ways, right?

But Kay thinks differently from me, he doesn’t understand what forgiveness or letting go means."

"No, the one who doesn’t understand how to let go is me."

As she was speaking, a knock came from the door.

Nolan spoke towards the door: "Come in."

Jane Quinlan pushed the door open and brought in two cups of tea.

Seeing Jane, a hint of displeasure tinted Nolan’s brow.

If not for her, perhaps Evie and Kay might still have had a chance.

Her interference destroyed Evie’s happiness.

He had disliked this woman from the beginning, probably because she forced her way into a circle not meant for her.

"How can you serve tea like this to a guest, go and make it again."

Jane was startled and glanced at the tea she had made. What was wrong with this tea?

She didn’t notice any issues.

She looked up at him, this jerk, picking a fight again.

Nolan spoke displeased: "What are you looking at me for? Didn’t you hear what I said?"

Jane silently stood up, carrying the teacups out.

Evie looked puzzledly at Nolan: "Years have passed, how come you’ve become so stern.

It’s just a cup of tea, it’s all drinkable anyway.

Why lash out at her?

Look at that girl, she’s all confused because of what you said."

"I’m not being harsh, I just expect my employees to perform their tasks to my satisfaction.

I don’t want them slacking off or just getting by.

I want them to correct their work attitudes."

Evie heard him say this and didn’t argue further.

After all, she had no mood to meddle in others’ affairs right now.

She asked faintly: "Did you hear, Kay has a new girlfriend.

Their relationship seems to be quite good."

Nolan remained silent, a touch of sorrow shadowed Evie’s heart.

"It seems you know too, then have you met that girl?

Does that girl really seem that great?"

Her voice was a bit urgent as she asked this question.

Nolan felt it, she wanted to know what kind of woman Kay had ended up with.

"That girl, in my eyes, is not a match for you in any aspect.