Chapter 1839 A Concerned Employer
The following morning, Jocelyn bid Freya farewell because she was returning to Tud.
Yannick was waiting for her at the door.
He got drunk the previous night, and he was still nursing a bit of a headache at that moment. However, he was genuinely happy.
When Jocelyn stepped out, he immediately approached her, taking her luggage in a gentlemanly manner. "Allow me."
"Thank-" Jocelyn was about to say thank you, but remembering what Yannick said the day before, she quickly corrected herself and simply said, "Okay."
With a cheerful grin, Yannick ced her luggage into the trunk.
Afterward, he led her to the car.
The driver initially wanted to lend a hand, but he was deterred by a single nce from Yannick.
The driver understood that Yannick wanted to show off in front of his future wife. I shouldn''t be a third wheel.
Once she got into the car, Jocelyn received a text message. Upon opening it, she saw it was a text from Nichs.
The text read: When are you arriving?
Jocelyn was just about to respond when Yannick uttered from the side, "Jocelyn, let me rify something. I unintentionally saw the content on your phone."
Jocelyn looked at him, not understanding.
"Oh. It''s all right."
She didn''t mind if Yannick saw the content of her chat.
Only then did Yannick continue, "Didn''t you take a five-day vacation this time?" Jocelyn nodded. "Yes. I took a leave of absence."
In the past, Jocelyn had hardly ever taken any leave. That was the only time she had requested such a long period off.
"If I''m not mistaken, today is only the fifth day, right? Why do you have to go to work?" Yannick thought Nichs was acting oddly.
A man''s sixth sense could sometimes be remarkably urate.
Jocelyn also didn''t understand what was going on. After shaking her head, she replied, "Perhaps there''s been an issue at thepany."
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really think thepany can''t function without you?" Yannick spoke quickly, only realizing his. mistake after the words had left his mouth. "Jocelyn, I didn''t mean that
your job isn''t good or that you don''t y a significant role in thepany. I think you''re very important to me." Yannick clumsily tried to exin himself.
Jocelyn understood his intentions and didn''t really mind the words he said.
She was self-aware, understanding that she was merely a personal assistant, only a notch above the average assistant.
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"Good! I''m d you''re not angry." Yannick nodded.
He realized thatpared to other women, Jocelyn wasn''t as sensitive.
If it had been any of his previous girlfriends, they would probably have started a fuss with him by then.
Yannick was increasingly finding Jocelyn to be exceptional, unlike anyone else he knew.
Upon noticing that he didn''t say much else, Jocelyn finally responded to Nichs, letting him know when she would arrive in Tud.
She then quickly received a reply that read: Once you arrive, I''lle get you.
Yannick saw that message. Why would a boss go out of his way to fetch his employee?
Jocelyn replied: No need. My fiancé will take me to the office.
Seeing that, Yannick suddenly felt better.
The corners of his mouth curled up high, his gaze fixed on Jocelyn''s screen, curious to see what response Nichs could muster.
He had waited for a long time, but there was no response from Nichs.
Yannick''s mood improved significantly after that.
At that moment, Nichs was staring at the response he received from Jocelyn. He couldn''t quite put into words how he was feeling, but he knew he was incredibly frustrated.
He set his phone aside, no longer sending messages to Jocelyn.
At three in the afternoon, Jocelyn returned punctually.
She got out of Yannick''s car, and Yannick said to her, "I''ll take your luggage home
for you."
"All right."
Jocelyn took out her house keys before saying, "I''ll send you the code for the door lockter."