Wendy Wayne's perception of Hugh Ronan gradually became more complex.
Partly due to their daytime conversation, and partly because of Lucy Ansley's subtle support.
That night, Wendy Wayne found it difficult to fall asleep for a long time. Hugh Ronan's image in her mind was definitely not that of a gentleman, but neither was he completely incorrigible.
Wendy thought about many details of their past interactions and drifted off to sleep unknowingly.
The weekend passed, and the day of the business trip arrived.
The flight was scheduled for 9 a.m., flying directly to River City.
Wendy Wayne didn't go to the office and planned to call a car to go directly to the airport.
At seven o'clock, just as she stepped out of her house, a business car stopped outside the yard. A person standing nearby saw her and greeted her with a cheerful smile, "Assistant Wayne, hop in."
The man was the company's administrative driver, responsible for Hugh Ronan's business trips.
