Wooing My Ex-Wife by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 463 I Shall Accompany You

As Kieran’s fingers froze over the keyboard, he found himself glancing subconsciously at the time on the bottom

right corner of his computer screen.

He quickly did the calculation in his head. He had only an hour and a half left before the end of the day, yet a pile of

paperwork still awaited him. It would take him at least fifteen minutes. to make a cup of coffee.

Inez reminded him, “Mr. Harris, you have already wasted two minutes in a daze.”“

Startled into action, Kieran rose from his desk and headed toward the pantry to prepare the coffee.

A few employees were already there, idling away their break over a cup of coffee.

As soon as Kieran stepped in, all eyes turned toward him like magnets as they stared fixedly at his sternly

handsome face.

A quiet flurry of whispers followed.

The head of the sales department, Dora Torres, was visibly starstruck. “Is this really Ms. Mossey’s new secretary?

Such a good-looking man with a fine stature and excellent. demeanor is almost irresistible.”

Other female employees chimed in enthusiastically, “Pursue him, then. Rumor has it he’s single. Once he’s taken,

there won’t be another chance like this!”

“He applied for a secretarial position here, so he’s probably not wealthy. I think you should think this through,” one

woman said.

Unfazed, Dora retorted, “What’s there to be afraid of? I have money. I can support him! All he needs to do is to be

tall, handsome, and physically fit!”

The other women clicked their tongues and playfully pushed Dora over. “What are you waiting for? Go get him!”

Dora stumbled forward and fell toward Kieran, who was engrossed in making coffee.

Although he was focused on brewing the coffee, he had heard every word they said. xo.com fast update

Swiftly, he sidestepped as Dora lunged at him. Her nose made a harsh collision with the coffee machine, narrowly

avoiding a bloody mess.

Throughout the whole incident, Kieran maintained his stoic demeanor, never once sparing the woman a sideways

glance. He continued to stir his freshly brewed coffee.

Dora rubbed her throbbing nose awkwardly, for Kieran had ignored her completely.

She made a hasty retreat to her friends’ side.

However, her friends passionately signaled for Dora not to be afraid and pursue the man.

It is always easier for a woman to pursue a man than vice versa! Go get him, Dora!

Dora was at a loss.

In the end, she mustered the courage to approach Kieran again. In a small voice, she asked, “Mr. Harris, are you

available this evening? Would you like to have dinner together?”

Kieran was never one to spare a single glance at a woman whom he wasn’t interested in.

Undeterred, Dora circled back in front of Kieran. She twirled her voluminous curls and assumed a friendly and

seductive. pose.

“It’s all right if you’re busy tonight, Mr. Harris. Perhaps we could catch a movie over the weekend? Your fingers look

so slender and elegant. Even when you’re making coffee, it’s done with such grace. If you do play piano with those

fingers, I wonder just how many girls will fall for you,” Dora added.

Kieran glanced at his hands.

These hands are not made for music. They’re best suited for holding a scalpel and cutting open human flesh. If I

share this with them, will they think of me as a madman?

Silently, he pondered as he added three sugar sachets to the coffee.

Dora was relentless in her pursuit. She tried to get close to him. “I heard you’re single, Mr. Harris. We have many

beautiful girls here at Mossey Corporation. Is there anyone who caught your eye? Even if I don’t have the luck, I

could play matchmaker for you.”

Kieran paused momentarily. With an icy voice, he replied, “Yes, there is.”

Dora’s interest was piqued. “Really? Just tell me who you’re interested in, Mr. Harris. I’ll help you get her.”

An image of Inez, deeply concentrated on work, flashed across Kieran’s mind. “I like Ms. Moss-”

Knock, knock!

The sound of a soft knock came from the door of the pantry.

Everyone turned to the source of the sound, where they found Inez standing

expressionlessly with her gaze sweeping over everyone present in the pantry.

Everyone, except for Kieran, rose from their seats and bowed slightly at her. “Hello, Ms. Mossey.”

She acknowledged the greetings with a simple hum, then turned toward Dora. “Instead of working hard for the

company during working hours, you took the lead in gossiping in the pantry and discussing personal matters. Do

you think that’s the right thing to do?”

Dora’s face turned pale. “I’m sorry, Ms. Mossey. I won’t do it again. I’ll return to my desk and focus on work now!”

Inez narrowed her eyes and snapped, “You’d better.”

“Yes, of course,” Dora said sheepishly.

Everyone scurried back to their desks, and within a few seconds, Kieran was left all alone in front of the coffee

machine.

Inez crossed her arms against her chest, her gaze falling on Kieran naturally. “You’ve been making a cup of coffee

for quite some time now, Mr. Kieran. I thought you were lost, but it seems that you were too engrossed in chatting

with the young women and forgot the time.”

“Inez…”

She didn’t want to hear any explanation. With a huff, she turned around to leave.

Kieran quickly finished preparing the coffee and went after her.

“They approached me first, but I didn’t pay them any attention.”

While walking, Inez asked, “Is Dora attractive?”

“Huh?” Kieran was taken aback. “Who are you talking about?”

“I’m talking about the woman who just asked you to watch a movie with her this weekend.”

Kieran tried to recall, only to realize he didn’t remember what she looked like. “I didn’t look at her properly. I don’t

know what she looks like.”

Inez snorted lightly. “You guys seemed to have had a good time chatting, and yet you can’t recall what she looks

like?”

“Um…” He tried to recall again and replied honestly, “I think… she had straight and long black hair?”

Inez suppressed the urge to laugh and didn’t reply before pushing open the door to her

Kieran placed the cup of coffee on her desk and returned to his own desk opposite her, preparing to get busy for

one final round before it was time to get off work.

From across the room, Inez watched him, her gaze distant. “I have dinner plans this evening. We won’t be heading

in the same direction, so you can stay back at the office. Once your tasks are completed, you can head home.”

“A date?” Kieran was slightly stunned. He instantly turned to meet her gaze. “Will there be many people? Men or

women?”

“Since when did secretaries get to inquire about their boss’ private matters?”

“As your secretary, it is my duty to ensure your safety. I won’t allow a repeat of what happened last time with

Percy.”

His tone, although carrying the formality of his secretarial role, was imbued with a cold. aloofness, an unyielding

force. There was no hint of deference in his words, and it seemed as though he wasn’t open to negotiation on the

matter.

Caught off guard, Inez took a moment before answering his question. “It seems that there will be both men and

women. It’s a business gathering. There might be alcohol involved, but it shouldn’t lead to a situation like last time.”

In a determined tone, Kieran replied, “Since it’s a business gathering at the corporate level, as a secretary, I should

be by your side to attend to your needs. Therefore, I shall accompany you.”