Chapter 68


    Chapter 68: Mr. Benjamin Walker Should Consider the Overall Situation


    In the end, even though Elizabeth hadn’t eaten enough, she deliberately pretended to be full and got


    up early.


    But before she got up, she didn’t forget to ask specifically, “Son, are you going to be busy with work


    later?”


    Seemingly worried that Benjamin would suspect her motives, she deliberately changed. her tone,


    pretending to be genuinely concerned and appearing casual. “Well, I heard that you’ve been looking for


    Martina all this time, unable to focus on work. Now that she is back, shouldn’t you quickly handle the


    company issues?”


    “Yesterday, your assistant in thepany called several times. We almost rmed your grandfather.


    You need to prioritize properly. If you let him down, it won’t be good for us.”


    “Indeed, Mr. Benjamin Walker, if this matter disturbs Mr. Jack Walker, it may not be beneficial for his


    recovery,” The butler also added. “Maybe you should consider the overall situation. Now that Miss


    Martinez has returned, there’s no need for you to worry anymore.”


    Benjamin didn’t pay any attention to what they were saying. With his intelligence, how could he not see


    that they were deliberately discussing these matters?


    However, considering that Martina had indeed been brought back, Benjamin didn’t delve too deeply


    into what had happened before.


    As long as Martina was here, nothing else really mattered. Benjamin casually took a few sips of coffee.


    Maybe it was because Martina had returned, he felt like he could eat a bit more.


    If it weren’t for the presence of his own mother at the table, perhaps he could have eaten even more.


    “Yeah, I’ll go to thepanyter,” he replied.


    After receiving Benjamin’s precise answer, Elizabeth finally let out a deep sigh of relief. She felt that the


    burning ember in her heart could be unleashedter, and she finally felt a sense of relief in her mind.


    “Good. I’m sure thepany has been facing many troublestely. Son, you should pay -more


    attention to serious matters,” Elizabeth intentionally added. “As for personal


    rtionships, we can discuss themter. There’s no rush for now.”


    “Alright, since you’ve made up your mind, I won’t dy you any longer. Eat your meal quickly so you


    can leave early,” she said, emphasizing the importance of finishing the meal.


    Martina remained silent throughout, as if she were merely an onlooker. She quietly ate


    a lot of food, feeling like her stomach was almost full, prompting her to stop.


    Benjamin poured a cup of warm water for Martina, specifically pouring it into the cartoon thermos.


    Surprisingly,, he spoke a lot, “If you’re boredter, you can wander around the house. If you want to go


    somewhere, just tell Leslie, and he’ll take you there.”


    “But there’s no need for you to go out. If you’re bored, you can go upstairs and take a nap. Take this


    cup of water with you, so you won’t have to bother with pouring yourself a drink when you get thirsty.”


    Leslie had gone to take care of some personal matters and had just returned to the vi, only to see


    their boss coddling Martina like a child.


    He took care of Martina,pletely abandoning his bossy demeanor. This was definitely an


    unprecedented scene, and only Martina could receive such treatment.


    The key point was that the boss even spoke so much at once, leaving Leslie to question if he was


    seeing the right person.


    He exchanged nces with Simon, and if they had only suspected before whether their boss had fallen


    love with Martina, now they could bepletely certain.


    After all, If this didn’t count as love, then what did? The boss’s actions were more than just love, they


    were like a miraculous phenomenon!


    Leslie suppressed the astonishment in his heart and positioned himself on the “sidelines, trying to


    minimize his presence. He was afraid that if he identally said something wrong, it would have


    unintended consequences.


    After finishing the meal, Benjamin tidied up, changed his clothes, and left the vi. Before leaving, he


    deliberately nted a gentle and affectionate kiss on Martina’s forehead.


    However, he seemedpletely unconcerned about whether Martina was willing or not, instead, he


    habitually wanted to perform those actions as he did before.


    Despite Martina’s internal resistance, she didn’t refuse. After all, it was just a kiss, and they had kissed


    before, so why make a fuss about it?


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    After Benjamin left, only Martina and Elizabeth were left at home. As for the others, although they were


    present, they didn’t dare to do anything and simply stuck to their own tasks.


    Martina didn’t choose to go out because she knew that even if she did, she wouldn’t have a chance to


    escape. Instead of wasting time, she decided to go to her room and sleep for a while.


    So when Leslie asked if there was anywhere she wanted to go, Martina-immediately declined, “I’m not


    in the mood. I’ll go upstairs and sleep some more.”


    Leslie nodded along but wondered in his mind, “Why does it feel like Miss Martinez is so calm after


    coming back? Wasn’t she reluctant to return?”


    Leslie didn’t know what he was thinking, but his expression suddenly underwent a drastic change.


    Could it be that Miss Martinez was intentionally deceiving people with her calm demeanor? The calm


    before the storm was the most unsettling, could Miss Martinez be the same?


    With no one else capable of answering these questions, Leslie found himself confined to his position,


    carrying out his responsibilities diligently.


    As soon as Martina went upstairs, Elizabeth also walked out of the dining room. When she saw that


    Martina was no longer in the living room, a sense of displeasure reflected in her eyes, revealing her


    true emotions.


    Martina had been bing more and more unruly. Since she had returned, she should have taken the


    opportunity to learn the new rules.


    Didn’t she know what she should and shouldn’t do? Did she still want to continue causing trouble for no


    reason?


    The butler sensed Elizabeth’s dissatisfaction and reminded her, “Should I send someo to help?”


    “Even though Miss Martinez seems different now from before, she is still Miss Martinez. It’s easy to


    handle her,” the butler said with a clear bias, revealing his prejudiced


    perspective on Martina. If he truly understood the current Martina, he wouldn’t be able to speak such


    callous words.


    Elizabeth pressed her temples, feeling that this matter might not be so simple. Martina seemed to have


    transformedpletely and didn’t seem like she was just causing trouble for fun.


    Moreover, this woman had some tricks up her sleeve. She dared to go missing for such a long time,


    and she’s no longer the same person she used to be.