
Since You Don't Love Me, Why Betray My Deep Affection
Chapter 4
I carried her luggage upstairs. When I was about to help her put the clothes into the washing machine, I saw a set of used sexy lingerie.
There was only one condom left, and those sexy stockings were also torn a lot.
With indescribable feelings, I helped her organize everything and even put the last unused condom in the drawer for her.
After that, I went to my father's secretary and signed the agreement.
This meant that my relationship with Anna was about to come to an end.
Before I could get home, I received a call from Anna. Her tone was urgent, almost begging.
"Honey, you have to help me. A major client's contract has recently expired and he no longer plans to cooperate. If we lose this major client, Jonah... My leader's position and my position may be lost."
In fact, she was doing it for Jonah. I wanted to hang up the phone, but when I thought of her anxious begging, I couldn't bear it.
"What can I do for you?"
"You helped me with that deal back then. Can you help me again?"
After hesitating for a while, I agreed and made a request.
"Okay, but you have to go with me to a place. My hometown."
My father was usually busy with his work, and his only wish was to go back to the Hampton family's cemetery to pay his respects in person. Now that he passed away, I should help him realize this wish.
I didn't ask Anna to go back with me on a whim.
I wanted to take her through the places we've been before, hoping that it would let her recall some memories of us.
We had been in love for five years, so subconsciously I still couldn't bear to let her go.
Soon, I called the general manager of that major client. After I told him my purpose, he readily agreed and promised to renew the contract.
The reason why the general manager agreed so readily was because he was my college classmate.
Not long after, I received another call from Anna, but she told me another story about the signing.
"Honey, you don't have to contact that client. Jon used his connections to persuade the client to renew the contract. In less than five minutes, the other party signed the contract. We worried for nothing."
Hearing this, I sneered in my heart. She even changed the way she addressed Jonah, so I asked her again.
"What about what you promised me?"
She kept a few minutes of silence. Finally, she said in an apologetic tone, "Honey, the company has been expanding its business recently. I can't leave. I may go back late at night or even spend the night in the company recently."