A Pigeon Pair: Sweetheart, Let's Get Married novel Chapter 9

Parrish's attitude was in fact enough to show that he had forgiven Everly.

All these years, Everly had never felt that keeping Edmond was a mistake.

But her parents had different thoughts from hers. Everly could understand Parrish's resolution back then.

It was all for her own good.

Gloria was different. After all, she was Everly's mother. Sentimental as she was, the moment she saw her daughter, she almost burst into tears.

Gloria's eyes were red. "Everly, you're finally back. Don't leave. Mom and Dad have missed you so much these years."

Parrish seemed to have let out a snort on the bed, but he did not refute.

Everly smiled and pulled Gloria's hand. "Mom, I have to finish my work before I apply for a transfer. But I'll put it off after Dad's surgery."

The whole family had a small talk in the ward.

They asked to arrange a blind date for Everly, but Everly stubbornly refused.

Her mind was now on that project.

Therefore, Everly had been waiting for news from Maverick in the past two days.

Everly got an invitation to the company's gathering.

It would begin at seven o'clock in the evening at AY Club in C City.

After Everly confirmed the address, she planned to go to the hotel to dress herself up. She would ask Edmond to stay in the Farley's tonight.

**

Lamont Group.

Just as they finished an important meeting, high-ranking managers of the Lamont Group emerged from the meeting room.

After everyone had left, Jayden hurriedly came in with his phone in hand.

"Mr. Maverick, it's from Miss Candy."

Maverick was still sitting on a large chair. With one hand on the conference table, he pinched his nose with the other one. Hearing this, he reached out and took the phone. The moment he put it in his ear, the coldness and indifference on his face instantly disappeared. They were replaced by softness.

"Dad, where have you been?" A soft voice came from the other side of the phone, sweeping away all of Maverick's exhaustion.

His eyes became gentler. "Dad is at the company. Candy, have you eaten on time?"

"Yes, but I have something on my mind."

"What?"

"Dad, the car that I played with in the hospital yesterday is gone. That's my new toy. Can you help me find it?"

Maverick raised his eyebrows and said, "Alright, Dad will help you find it."

"Dad, when will you come back to keep my company?"

"Yes, I have something to do tonight. How about tomorrow?"

Candy snorted. She seemed to be a little unsatisfied. Maverick could imagine his daughter's adorable look as she pursed her lips while holding her phone. His eyes became gentler and gentler.

"Don't be unhappy. I will definitely go back to see you tomorrow."

Maverick had always been busy, and it was impossible for his daughter to stay by his side all day long.

Therefore, as long as he had time, he would definitely be with Candy.

Candy was already used to it. Although she was clingy to her father, she was very sensible. "I barely forgive you. I will be waiting for you at home tomorrow."

Maverick hung up, and Jayden was still standing at the side. The softness in Maverick's face gradually disappeared.

Jayden stepped forward and said respectfully, "Mr. Maverick, you have an appointment with the president of SY Corp. tonight to talk about the land in the north of the city. The address is in AY Club."

Maverick had planned to light a cigarette. Then he paused slightly.

"You mean Hendrix Farley?"

"Right."

Hendrix....

Maverick subconsciously thought of the woman who blushed with shyness as she was pressed against the door by him.

She seemed to be surnamed Farley as well.

Maverick was on good terms with Hendrix, but he didn't know if Hendrix had a sister.

Maverick and Hendrix usually talked about work. It seemed that Hendrix had never shown up with his sister in the past few years.

Jayden said, "Your father has contacted you several times."

"And Mr. Maverick, Carolina seems to have been investigating your schedule."

Maverick lit up his cigarette and his eyes were cold. "She likes to put on a one-man show. Let her do it. As for the Lamonts, I'm in no mood to deal with them. I'll see Hendrix tonight. Arrange for it."