A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 76

Jason, ignoring everyone's expressions, nodded at the executive who was presenting slides, "Carry on."

The executive had no choice but to continue, but he still concealed some information about revenue, fearing that Eleanor would steal the info.

Seeing this, Eleanor couldn't interrupt anymore and just sat down next to Jason obediently.

It wasn't until the end of the meeting that Eleanor chased Jason down and asked, "Why did you let me sit and listen?"

Jason lowered his head and looked at Eleanor, who was a head shorter than him, and gently replied, "You seemed eager, so I let you listen."

Eleanor was taken aback, not expecting this reason. She said, "You...aren't you afraid that I'll report the Clowers Group's information to the Ratliff Group?"

"It's all unimportant numbers, and..." Jason paused for a moment, then suddenly smiled, "I trust you."

His smile was no different from before, clear and bright.

It was as if he was still Garett, not the Jason who trampled her artificial heart with two steps.

"Get ready, tonight you're going to a banquet with me." Said Jason.

Eleanor snapped out of her daze, "A banquet?"

Jason nodded, "The Mallory family's dinner party. I need a female companion, so Ms. Shultz, you'll be filling in for now."

Was accompanying him as a partner also part of a personal assistant's job?

The Mallory family wasn't a particularly prominent family, and someone like Bernard probably wouldn't attend the party.

Eleanor thought about it and agreed.

After all, once the bidding was over, Jason would return to B City.

Only a few days to endure, and it would be over.

The custom-made, waist-hugging, backless dress perfectly displayed her sexy figure.

Her slender waist, without an ounce of excess fat, sculpted a perfect curve.

Above her flat abdomen, her breasts were faintly visible, fluctuating seductively. Her exposed skin was glowing without any blemishes.

And that delicate face, adorned with noble features, was too stunning to be disrespected.

Just, in her eyes, there was a hint of indifference, also a touch of despair.

That was right, despair, the emotion Jason felt every time he looked into her eyes.

It was only now that he found an adjective to describe the emotions in her eyes.

What on earth had happened to her to make her so desperate?