Chapter 806 Fooling The Matchmaker (1/2)

Ivy was overjoyed.

She knew it would work. Under the great pressure of the competition, she couldn't care too much. As long as Hanson could accept her, it didn't matter even if she became the No. two of Essie.

When she came out of the CEO's office, she hummed a song and smiled like a flower.

As soon as it was time to get off work, she began to pack up her things on the table. At this time, her phone rang. It was a call from Hanson. He had a temporary transnational meeting and couldn't attend it.

Ivy, who was floating in the clouds, was kicked into the abyss. All her excitement and enthusiasm were frozen like a cold current from Siberia.

She fell down on the table, tears gushing out. She had thought that she had succeeded, but she didn't expect that her efforts would be in vain in the end.

She didn't want to leave. She tried her best to cheer herself up. It was not that he refused her this time. It was just a temporary matter, so she couldn't give up.

Hanson's meeting lasted until eight o'clock in the evening. When he came out of his office, he saw that the light in the Secretary office was still on, so he walked over and had a look. Sitting in her seat, Ivy was reading the group's fashion manual this year.

”Why are you still here?” Hanson asked. Tomorrow was the New Year's Eve. She should go back to Dragon City.

”Brother Hanson, have you finished the meeting?” Hearing his low and magnetic voice, there was a glimmer of light in the dim eyes of Ivy. She stood up from the chair and looked at him with a smile. ”I'm waiting for you.”

Feeling a little helpless, Hanson glanced at the biscuits on the table and asked, ”Have you eaten yet?”

”No.” Touching her belly, Ivy looked pitiful and said, ”Brother Hanson, I'm so hungry.”

Hanson sighed, ”I'll take you to dinner.”

She immediately followed him like a rose blooming with shower gel after she dried up. ”Let's go, brother Hanson. I want to eat barbecue.”

Hanson took her to a Korean barbecue shop.

Although she was so hungry, as soon as Hanson sat opposite her, Ivy forgot herself and began to roast for him attentively.

”I've had dinner. I'm not hungry. You help yourself with it.” Hanson put the beef back on her plate.