Chapter 260
February 14th was Valentine’s Day,
Charlotte was currently single and completely focused on launching her law firm. She had zero interest in celebrating
The office space she had leased downtown was still under renovation. Somehow, Zac found out the location of her new firm and, in a grand gesture, had sixty–six congratulatory flower baskets delivered to the site.
Just as Charlotte was discussing a partnership with Scott at a cafe, her phone rang, It was one of the construction workers.
“Miss Riley, someone just sent y
you sixty–six flower baskets. The hallway can’t fit them, so they’re all piled inside. You’ll need to come deal with it. It’s blocking everything, and we can’t get any work done.”
“Flower baskets? Was there a name on them?”
Yeah. From a Mr. Zac Gibson.
Charlotte’s head immediately started throbbing
She let out a long breath, massaging her remples with visible frustration. “Got it. I’ll come by shortly and arrange to have them cleared out. Just take a break in the meantime.”
After ending the call, Charlotte turned to Scott. “Something came up at the office. I need to head over. Sorry, but we’ll have to sign the contract another time.”
“No need to apologize.”
Scott stood up with her, his tone calm and understanding. “It it’s related to the firm, mind if I come along? It’d be good to see the space, since
e we’ll be
Charlotte paused, then nodded. “Sure You’re going to be a partner anyway–might as well give you a tour.”
“GTML”
When they arrived at the office, Charlotte toolt one look at the room packed wall to wall with flower baskets and frowned, thoroughly annoyed.
She walked over and picked one at random, eyeing the red ribbon attached
“Wishing you great success on the grand opening of your law firm -Zac Gibson”
Charlotte stared at the ribbon, visibly unimpressed
“Grand opening? What is this–a bakery?” she thought.
Scott caught sight of the message on the ribbon too.
Scott glanced at her, his tone even. “Mind if I ask who he is?”
Since they were going to be partners, Charlotte felt he had a right to know. It was better to be upfront than risk misunderstanding or jeopardizing the
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