Sweet Pregnant Wife: CEO Phillip's Fierce Love novel Chapter 113

Ann happened to meet Daisy the next day she went to the company. She was standing in front of the coffee machine, calmly making coffee.

Daisy raised her eyebrows when she saw Ann come with curved eyes and a bright face.

"Hit the jackpot?"

Ann coughed when she heard this.

"No..."

"Then why are you smiling so happily?" Daisy tapped her slender fingers on the table.

Ann subconsciously touched her own face, asking, "Am I?"

Daisy looked at Ann, who might not even be aware of her smiles. She gave a smile also.

"It's related to Phillip?"

Ann quickly looked around and pressed her index finger to Daisy's lips, asking her to keep quiet.

Seeing this, Daisy became more curious.

"You're not willing to make public your relationship. Isn't Phillip angry?"

With her understanding of Phillip, it was not easy for him to get Ann.

It should be that he wished he could immediately tell everyone that Ann was his woman and force back all the opposite sex that she met.

Ann blushed when she heard this.

Phillip was dissatisfied, but ever since he found out that he could use this to stir up the guilt in her, and to seek benefits for himself, he seemed to be less anxious.

Every time, he would use this opportunity to "bully" Ann.

Thinking of the hot kiss they had in the underground garage this morning, Ann felt a little hot.

She lowered her head and took a sip of coffee.

Daisy did not like to add sugar to her coffee, so this cup of coffee was bitter, but Ann somehow tasted a little sweet. She smiled a little.

"Daisy, I feel like I have slowly gained the courage to stand by his side."

Daisy looked at Ann who looked like a girl falling in deep love and was dazed for a moment. She remembered what Phillip had said to her before.

"I want to be with her. Naturally, I have the confidence to protect her."

Now, it seemed that he really gave Ann enough sense of security. That was why Ann, who was sensitive and timid in relationships, would have the idea of standing by his side.

"That's good."