Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 436

In just one night, Ethan had become a big-time CEO. How he spent his money was entirely his choice. As for me, having contributed to his success, I felt the presidential suite was rightfully mine.

But it felt a little strange staying next to him. What if I accidentally ran into something awkward at night?

I blushed. My mind was racing with all sorts of thoughts, but I kept them to myself. I was afraid he might misunderstand and think I had ulterior motives. I couldn't risk losing my job.

The elevator dinged as we reached the top floor, and I quickly followed him out.

Ahead of us stretched a long hallway covered with plush carpet, flanked by lavish presidential suites on both sides.

Ethan confidently walked to the end of the corridor, swiped his card, and opened the door on the left.

"Evelyn, this is your room. Mine's next door. If you need anything, don't hesitate to reach out."

I accepted the room key nervously and thanked him. Then, I took a deep breath and gathered the courage before stepping inside.

As the door clicked shut behind me, I felt my legs give out, and I nearly fell to the floor. Was this a dream? I pinched myself hard and winced at the sharp pain.

No, it wasn't a dream.

That could only mean one thing. Ethan truly valued me. I had to be quite the talent.

The urgent knocking sound on the door snapped me out of my thoughts. I quickly got up and opened the door to find Ethan standing outside with a serious expression.

"Evelyn, get ready. We're heading to the branch office now," he said. "The Lendora team has been waiting for a while, We can't keep them waiting any longer."

"O-Okay." I hurriedly nodded, my heart still pounding.

Ethan continued to stare at me. His lips were pressed into a firm line, and he radiated almost an icy presence.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, he spoke in a low voice. "Let's go. The car is ready."

With that, he strode toward the elevator.

I let out a quiet sigh of relief. I quickly followed him and tried to be careful not to cross any boundaries. It seemed like Ethan wasn't in the best of moods. Was it because I had taken too long?

But there was no time to worry about that. Right now, my priority was to meet the newcomers at the branch office and leave the best possible impression. Everything else could wait.

Outside the hotel, a black Rolls-Royce was waiting for us.