The Ex Wife They Begged To Keep - Chapter 66

Chapter 66 Chapter 66 Chapter 66 Ms. Moser, is it really necessary to make employees dink until they can't even stand straight? Their competence is reflected in their design proposals, not in their drinking skills," Keith said, her lone sharp with disapproval. Serena suddenly felt Stacey's grip on her aim lighten abruptly. She gently pulled her arm free from Stacey's grimp, swaying unsteality as keep her balance.

"Stacey, I'm really sorry I'm not quite myself today" With that, Serena turned away, her steps unsteady as she staggered down the hallway toward the far end Keith watched Serena's unsteady figure stapper away, a flicker of concern crossing his brow He turned to Stacey with a slight ad, his tone icy "Ms. Mosher, I'll take my leave as well." Stacey hastily stepped forward, reaching out to grasp Keith's sleeve, only for him to seamlessly evade her touch. She flushed briefly with embarrassment before forcing her customary smile back in place.

Stacey hurried to explain, her voice tinged with urgency, "Keith, you've got it wrong. I just wanted Serena to feel included with avery Keith ignored her explanation and strode without hesitation in Serena's direction, Stacey stood rooted to the spot, watching his retreating figure vanish down the hallway as the smile on her face gradually faded. Serena staggered out of the revolving door. The crisp autumn night air hit her face, cutting through her drunken hane and clearing her mind a little. She fumbled for her phone, intending to hail a ride.

Suddenly, she felt a coat being gently draped over her shoulders. Serena jumped in surprise, whipping around to find Keith standing right behind her. "M-Mr. Brannon?" she stammered, her voice still a little slurred with surprise, Keith said, "I'll take you home." Serena instinctively wanted to say no. She really didn't want to trouble him anymore. Yet her body refused to cooperate. A wave of dizziness washed over bor, forcing her to brace against the nearby wall. Keith quickly reached out to steady her and said, "Let me take your home, It's too late for you to be out here alone.

It's not safe. "Alright, thanks," she said. Keith steadied her by draping her arm over his shoulder while pulling out his phone to text the driver their destination. Soon, a black car pulled up in front of them. Keith helped Serena into the car, which then pulled away smoothly, vanishing into the city's shimmering night Inside the black car, Serena leaned back against the seat, the faintly sweet scent of alcohol lingering in the air. She swayed slightly with the car's motion, her checks flushed pink, her eyelids so heavy she could barely keep them open.