CHAPTER 53: CHAPTER 53 HOT DEBATE ON GINGER TEA

Those with boyfriends all said, "Why isn’t my boyfriend this considerate?" Those without boyfriends all expressed that if a man gave them a bunch of ginger tea like this, they’d definitely agree to date him without a second thought.

Some were even speculating, wondering if this CEO Kyle would buy sanitary pads for his girlfriend when she has her period, and if so, that scene would be absolutely beautiful.

Mabel Quinn was exasperated, utterly impressed by these netizens’ comments.

Alice Conley sent a message, "Mabel, did you see the link I sent you earlier? A man like this is really captivating, so rich and powerful, yet still so considerate to his girlfriend. I really want to know what kind of person his girlfriend is."

Mabel Quinn was too embarrassed to tell her friend that all that ginger tea Kyle had bought was at her place.

But she and Kyle Kinston were definitely not a couple; it was more like... Suddenly, two words flashed through her mind, words Kyle had said: Controller and Controlled.

Undoubtedly, she was the Controlled one.

"Maybe he didn’t buy this ginger tea for a girlfriend," Mabel replied to Alice.

"How is that possible! Men usually buy such things only for the women who are very important to them. Kyle Kinston’s mother is long gone, and he has no sisters. Who else would he give it to other than a girlfriend! Unless he’s giving it to the female employees as a company benefit?" Alice immediately sent a rebuttal.

Mabel stared at the words "important woman" on her phone, a bit dazed. Then she shook her head vigorously. What was she even thinking? To Kyle Kinston, she surely didn’t measure up to that level. Maybe to him, she was just a novelty and once that novelty wears off, perhaps he wouldn’t even care to look at her again.

When it was close to getting off work, Mabel unexpectedly received a call from Katie. After running into each other at the hospital last time, they had exchanged numbers. Mabel had thought of inviting Katie out someday, but unexpectedly, Katie called first.

"Mabel, I’m downstairs at your workplace. I was wondering if you have time to meet after you get off work," Katie said.

"How do you know my corporation?" Mabel was a bit surprised. When she bumped into Katie at the hospital last time, she hadn’t mentioned Morningstar’s name.

"I saw Lyra Grant mention it in our high school alumni group; she said you both work at Morningstar now," Katie replied.

Mabel hadn’t joined the high school alumni group, so she naturally wasn’t aware of what Lyra Grant had said in the group.

"I should be off work in about 10 minutes, 10 minutes later..."

"I’ll wait for you downstairs at your corporation!" Before Mabel could finish speaking, Katie quickly said and then ended the call, as if she was afraid Mabel might change her mind.

Mabel felt a bit strange; Katie’s tone on the phone didn’t sound like she just wanted to casually meet up but rather like she urgently needed to see her.

After work, Mabel met Katie downstairs at the corporation.

Katie was craning her neck, looking inside anxiously. It was only when she saw Mabel that she forced a slight smile.