Chapter 113
Chapter 113 Encountering James
Amelia nced at the photo. He was standing before the bed and looking into her eyes. It was not a
big deal, so she didn’t mind.
“It doesn’t matter. Mr. Collins, you can help me deal with it.”
She believed it would not be difficult for him to delete a photo with his ability.
“I’ve already dealt with it. No one else will spread it.”
“That’s good.”
Amelia nodded and turned to leave, but
Chapter 113 Encountering James
Jackson stopped her out of the blue.
“Ms. Garcia, let me treat you to a meal. Consider it my apology for Erin’s
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rudeness.”
She shook her head. “No, thanks. I have to go to thepany first.”
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Jackson hurriedly said, “I saw that weren’t awake today, so I privately called Ms. Moore and asked for
leave for you.”
Amelia was stunned for a moment. Lily didn’t urge her to go to thepany this morning. It turned out
that Jackson had helped her ask for leave.
She looked at Jackson meaningfully. She didn’t know what he meant by helping her like this. Didn’t he
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helping her now?
Jackson had invited her several times as if he wouldn’t give up until she went to dinner. He was still as
stubborn as before, but he had changed badly.
Amelia wanted to know what he wanted
to do, so she didn’t refuse and followed
him downstairs.
As soon as they exited the elevator, they bumped into James.
James wore a ck suit, and his whole body was hidden in the dim light.
The moment James saw the two of them, his deep and dark face suddenly turned
Chapter 113 Encountering James indifferent.
When Amelia met his eyes, her face. suddenly turned pale.
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When Amelia saw him, she panicked and
dared not raise her head.
With her petite body, she subconsciously hid behind Jackson.
Amelia’s actions undoubtedly angered
James even more, and the look in his grew tter.
eyes
Jackson didn’t notice anything wrong between the two of them. He stretched
out his hand and greeted James politely.
“Mr. Evans.”