Her Wicked Ceo (Abigail and Liam) novel Chapter 181

Abigail had no idea why she was feeling guilty.

"I see," Jane said, and Abigail nodded repeatedly.

Seeing their suspicious looks, Abigail quickly added, "I suggest that you shouldn't spend your time reading those gossip magazines. Most of them are fake."

Hearing Abigail's words, they nodded.

"But Abigail, why do I feel that something is going on between you and Mr. Jones?" A colleague asked.

Abigail was stunned.

"You seem to spend much time together. Could it be that Mr. Jones has a crush on you?"

"Are you trying to get me into trouble? If Olive hears this, I'll probably be fired." Abigail said.

Her colleagues were amused by her words and her expression.

If Olive were out of the picture, they would be more sure that Liam had a crush on Abigail. However, since that was not the case, they didn't pursue it.

"You are right."

"All right, let's get back to work. No more gossip, guys!" Abigail said.

'They seemed to believe me. This is finally over!' thought Abigail, breathing a sigh of relief.

But she couldn't be more wrong. This was just a start.

The Swifts and the Millers also saw the news.

Everyone in the Swifts was stunned. They called Abigail and believed Abigail's explanation.

However, Jacob knew that it was not as simple as Abigail said.

Jacob frowned when thinking of the scene in the magazine.

When Olive saw the news, she trembled all over.

She had no idea about this.

She knew that Liam had been to the farewell party, but she hadn't expected that he would bring Abigail with him, let alone this scene.

Her father also saw this. He looked at Olive and asked, "What is this?"

Olive froze and said, "Maybe the paparazzi made this up."

"I am so disappointed with Liam. He always gets involved with other women." He growled. Then he looked up at Olive and said, "You should try hard. Everything will be easy after you marry him."

Olive frowned and said, "I know."

When she turned to the newspaper, anger flickered in her eyes.

It seemed that she had to do something.

In the afternoon, Abigail received a call from Olive.

Olive asked her out for a drink, but Abigail knew what she was up to.

But she decided to go, or else Olive would think she was hiding something.

The important thing was that the place was not far away from her company, and she would be considered impolite if she didn't go.

Therefore, Abigail went there on time.

By the time she arrived, Olive was sitting by the window, looking elegant and noble.

Abigail walked over and sat across from her. Just then, the waiter brought two cups of coffee and left.