Savage Love On His Wheelchair

“Mr. Flower, I'll go home first. Thank you for helping me out.” As soon as she walked out of the restaurant, Tina felt like she had come back to life.

Joseph looked at Tina with amusement and asked, “Didn't you say you were going to work with me? Why are you going back now?” Tina was now walking happily on the road. Seeing Joseph looking at her, she was puzzled and asked, “Didn't you just make excuses because the atmosphere inside was too awkward?” “Aha...” Joseph did not expect the little girl to think he was making excuses. He said to her with great interest, “I really have something to go to the company to deal with. As for you, I'm afraid you will be sick if you keep eating.” Tina awkwardly stroked her hair and smiled, “I don’t know what to say. Besides, your friend is really cold. If | don't eat something, I'm afraid I'll turn into an ice sculpture.” Joseph did not expect Ellen to be such an image in their mind. Looked like Rosemary had got her hands full in there right now.

“I told them | wanted you to go to the company with me. If | get back later and Rosemary sees you gone, are you sure she'll be okay with that?” Joseph joked with a smile.

“If you dare to do something bad to me, I will let you ride the Ferris wheel with me!” Rosemary's words were ringing in her ears.

Tina shivered all over and smiled and said, “Ok! You go and get the car.” “Then wait here for me. I'll be right back!” Joseph said and walked to the parking lot.

Rosemary was sitting across from Ellen with a smile that was worse than crying. She felt as if her face was about to change shape.

Ellen took a sip of tea from the table and said to Rosemary, “Am | ugly?” “What...” Rosemary looked up at him for a long time before hesitating to say, “No... No!” “Then why do you see me like a mouse to a cat? | see you treat Joseph differently.” Ellen lifted the corners of his mouth and a beautiful smile came into his eyes. But Rosemary couldn't see it because he was wearing a mask.

Rosemary didn't know why when she saw him, she always felt as if she had done something wrong, but she just knew him for a few days.

“No, | just feel like we don't know each other very well, and | don’t know how to communicate with you.” Rosemary said with a serious face.

“Have you known Joseph long? You have a lot to say to him!” Ellen kept looking at Rosemary, and she didn’t know what to do.

Rosemary had never seen a man like him. She didn’t know him well, but he made it sound like she was on good terms with him.

Ellen looked at the woman in front of him. All his life, the girls had followed him around like bees, and no one had ever wanted to get away from him as much as she did.

“I've known Joseph longer than you, so | talk to him a little more!” Rosemary said in one breath, hoping he would understand what she meant.

Ellen gave her a cold look and said, “Let me take you home!” With that, Ellen took his coat and went out.

Rosemary was stunned for a moment and immediately picked up her bag and ran after him.

Rosemary finally caught up with him and saw him standing in the doorway waiting for her. Rosemary walked up to him and said, “Mr. Ellen, where's your car?” “Didn't you just say you were too full? I'll walk you home now, unwillingly! It'll help you digest it.” Ellen said as he walked on.

Rosemary wanted to bite her tongue off. Why did she say she was too full? “Well...” “I can walk home myself, Mr. Ellen, and | won't trouble you.” Rosemary said with a smile.

She did not know what might have happened if he had taken her home. What if he set another trap for her to jump into? “It's not safe for a girl to go home alone. Besides, Joseph just told me to get you home safely, and | don’t want to be the guy who breaks his promises.” Ellen said coldly.

Rosemary couldn't beat him, so she had to admit she was unlucky. Who told her to meet such a dark man? A blue Lamborghini stopped in front of Tina and Joseph shouted to her, “Get in!” Tina had never been in such a luxurious sports car before. She sat in it and smiled, “Mr. Flower, do you like blue?” “Yes. Why?" Joseph asked as he drove.

Tina pursed her lips and said, “I thought you'd like something black or grey, like an Off-road Land Rover.” “Why?” Said Joseph, frowning.

“Because you're a distant person! You're not as cold as your friend, but you're also an iceberg! So | think you may prefer something black or something.” Tina gushed.

“Do you girls not like distant guys?” Joseph thought for a moment and asked.

Tina turned around and looked at Joseph. “I don't know about anyone else,” she said, “but Rosemary and | don't like distant guys. They are pretentious.” “Oh, so you think we're all pretentious.” Joseph groaned in his heart. Obviously, he was very handsome, how could these two girls think he was pretentious? Tina saw his expression and she felt embarrassed, saying, “Mr. Flower, am | being too direct?” “No! | didn't really think there was a side to my image until you said so.” Tina chuckled and said, “Actually, you're ok! You're not as cold as they are, or | dare not sit here and chat with you!” Joseph smiled. He didn’t know what was wrong with him today. He talked a lot in front of Tina's clear eyes.

“Tina, you can call me Joseph like Rosemary and don't call me Mr. Flower all the time. That makes me feel like I'm aged.” Joseph smiled evilly.

Tina tilted her head and thought for a while. “Ok,” she finally said.

Joseph curled his beautiful lips slightly.

The blue sports car rolled down the road and soon arrived at Joseph's office.

Joseph parked his car and got out.

Tina looked at the tall building in front of her. A security guard saluted Joseph and said, “Hello, Mr. Flower!” “Hello!” Joseph gave the security guard his car key and took Tina to the president's elevator.

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