His captivating hazel eyes would be en
enough to charm any woman.
Add to that his impressive lineage and work ethic, and he would have no trouble finding a gend if he
werenât such a playboy. Dorothy dismissed him as a man with too much time on his hands who was
just looking to amuse himself.
For men, the more you ignore them, the more they try to get your attention.
âOver hereâ Lane spotted her and waved as he removed his sunglasses
After taking a deep breath, Dorothy navigated the distance in her heels. Why so early? I figured I
wouldnât see you until noonâ
âsnât it customary to make an effort when pursuing someone? I was afraid you leave for work without
me.â
With that, he handed her a breakfast bagel that he bought from a nearby dek
His actions made it seem as if he were genuinely interested in her.
Dorothy didnât take it and kept a healthy distance between them. âYouâre making me uncomfortable,
Lane. I liked how things were between us now. I donât want to change itâ
âBut you said youâd give me a chance to prove myself isnât this my chance?â
â donât usually eat breakfast. I prefer to wait until lunch.â
She preferred the breakfast made by a certam someone who would cook for her in the mornings.
âOh, well, now I know.â Laneâs eyes flashed with disappointment, but he kept smiling. Letâs not waste it.
Iâll give it to Austin Letâs get goingâ
Dorothy pointed to her car parked nearby. TEdrive myself. See you at the office
Wh
She didnât give Lane a chance to negotiate. Instead, she returned to her car and drove off
Caught off guard, Lane could only sigh.
When did closing a gul become so difficult?â
In the past, he was the one being pursued, and he couldnât care less. Now, the tables had turned.
It was about time he got a taste of his own medicine
Upon arriving at the office, Dorothy gathered her files and headed to meet Austin
She had already explained everything in dead at the last meeting, now she just had to supervise. But
this was also important.
âSend more people to the construction site, preferably experienced ones. They have the skills and
experience Dorothy was worried about the project getting tainted by any accidents
Especially on such large construction sites, one or two casuales were, sadly, the norm. But Dorothy
wanted to minimize any risks as much as possible. Austin sighed and threw his hands up in
resignation, âYouâre not often on site, so you donât know. Sometimes itâs not the workers who want to
risk their lives, but thereâs a timeline to respect. Itâs unrealistic to expect everything to be perfect.â
âIs there anything more important than a human life?â
âAll we can do is remind the workers to be careful and wear their hard hats. The rest is up to them. Ms.
Sanchez, even if there is an accident, itâs just a matter of compensation. It wont affect the projectâ
Dorothy didnât like this viewpoint
Yes, money was important, but human life was imeplaceable
âNo I think we can prevent this if we take precautions in advance. Letâs extend the deadlineâ
Austin was about to respond when Lane suddenly appeared and interjected. âExtending the deadline
means pushing everything back. This project isnât just ours. There are investors and local government
support. Itâs not that simple.â
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