Drunk on Marriage, Billionaire's Overindulgent Love-Chapter 780 - 306. [Heartbreaking Fairy Tale] The One Before My Eyes Is the One in My Heart (Part 5)

Chapter 780: 306. [Heartbreaking Fairy Tale] The One Before My Eyes Is the One in My Heart (Part 5)

He spoke in such a hard tone, as if he was still at a conference table explaining to those antiques why the new proposal submitted by the department was not feasible, and not like he was talking to his newlywed wife.

Lu Huai’an seemed to realize this but didn’t intend to change.

His thin lips parted slightly and he asked indifferently, "Are you a member of the Lu Family?"

Lin Chu seemed to be struck by some nerve with this sentence, and her previously melancholy little face suddenly became lively, even her steps became lighter than before.

Thinking about how she was almost strangled to death by someone who nearly broke her wrist two months ago, and now this person admitted she’s part of the Lu Family, how could Lin Chu not be happy?

The corners of her lips almost reached her ears, "Yes, I am from the Lu Family, but not your errand runner."

Proper coyness is not pretentious,

The girl’s soft voice transmitted through the airwaves wasn’t so annoying anymore, and an imperceptible touch of gentleness softened Lu Huai’an’s stern and resolute features.

He softened his tone, "Lin Chu, I need it urgently, the document is in the drawer of the desk, please deliver it to me."

Honestly, Lin Chu was a bit surprised. 𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

From the usual development of events, she should be putting on airs and acting proud, and Lu Huai’an would respond with more indifferent sneers.

Today is a bit unusual...

However, she preferred this side of Lu Huai’an; this little bit of almost negligible tenderness compensated for the cold disappointment she felt waking up to find his side of the bed empty.

You can’t spoil people; give them some paint and they’ll set up a dye house.

Counting the stairs as she walked to the second floor, Lin Chu naturally acted spoiled, "Call me ’wife’ once, and I’ll rush over with the document at no charge."

That man always called her "Lin Chu Lin Chu," awkward and distant.

Lu Huai’an’s heart trembled slightly at those words.

The chiseled contours of his face reverted to the usual indifference, his voice carrying a commanding tone, "Deliver it within an hour, or if you’re a minute late, you’ll have to return to the Lin Family the day after tomorrow."

Plain and simple threat.

Lin Chu had already entered the study, opening the drawer to search for the document Lu Huai’an needed, complaining in defeat, "Deliver deliver deliver, so unromantic."

Young couples who haven’t married yet have terms of endearment for each other; he, on the other hand, directly uses her full name without thinking there’s anything wrong.

It’s so infuriating.

Knowing he was about to hang up, Lin Chu hurriedly spoke up, "Hey! Wait a minute!"

In the drawer, there were several documents. Lin Chu took the top one and asked, "Is it the one in the sealed bag?"

"Yes."

It was something Lu Huai’an had personally placed; there were many business secrets in the drawer, and he was clearly aware Lin Chu wouldn’t snoop around, so there was no need to say much.

The executives in the conference room, having waited too long, urged Secretary Sun to go out and ask about the situation.

Secretary Sun saw her boss still on the phone at the end of the corridor, so she didn’t get too close, stopping three steps away and respectfully asked, "Mr. Lu, should the meeting continue?"

Even Secretary Sun was seeing this situation for the first time today. Since Mr. Lu joined the company, she had been working by his side and had never seen Mr. Lu make such a low-level mistake: forgetting to bring the document needed for the meeting from home.

It was quite a novel experience.

Lu Huai’an instructed calmly, "Let everyone go for lunch, we’ll start at two in the afternoon."

The inner thoughts of the boss were not something Secretary Sun could probe, she responded respectfully with a nod, "Alright, Mr. Lu."

Turning to walk towards his office, long legs striding, he said into the phone to Lin Chu, "Have the driver at home drive you over, I’ll have the secretary meet you at the company entrance."

Last night... he lost control.

She should still be quite uncomfortable.

Lin Chu, oblivious to the man’s implicit concern, said, "Oh, okay."

Holding the document as she walked across the pebbled path, through the main hall of the mansion, changing shoes at the entrance.

She heard what he told the secretary, so she thoughtfully offered, "You haven’t had lunch yet, right? It’s too late to ask the maid to cook now, what would you like to eat? I’ll buy it for you on the way."

Lu Huai’an initially intended to refuse directly, but when the words came out, they changed, "Anything’s fine."

The moment those two words left his mouth, not only was Lin Chu on the other end of the phone stunned, even Lu Huai’an himself froze for a moment, his hand reaching for the teacup on the coffee table paused in the air.

Lin Chu thought the response she would get would be something like: [I’m not eating, you just need to send the document over] or [Don’t buy anything, I’m afraid you might have ulterior motives and drug me, attempting an office play].