Love Coming from the Least Expected

Chapter 585

“Madam had gone out early in the morning, but I don’t know where she went. Ms. Yvonne, why don’t you give her a call?” The servant was visibly alarmed.

My hand was still trembling as I took out my phone. I struggled for a while before making the phone call.

“I’m sorry, the number you’ve dialed is not available. Please call again later.”

Is Mom missing again? I sighed. It seemed like a habit for her to disappear whenever something happened. It was as if she was trying to hide from me and the issue surrounding my background. I wanted to talk to her, especially now that Mark had claimed to be my father.

Feeling frustrated and in disbelief, I smashed my phone to the ground. The screen cracked, and I could only think of finding Christopher at that moment.

Seeing Christopher was the only way to keep me calm.

I took a cab to Christopher’s office. This was my first time here. I didn’t come here before everyone knew we were a thing, and I didn’t want to upset Julia. After that, I chose to not come here because I didn’t want to alert the journalists and upset Isabelle in return. Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.

Standing in front of the skyscraper, the security guard stopped me from going in. I didn’t want to explain much so I showed them the newspaper. “I’m Yvonne Tanner, and I’m here to see Christopher Lane.”

“Ms. Goldstein, welcome!” His expression was initially full of disdain, but after hearing what I said, it was almost a one hundred and eighty-degree change in his attitude.

“I’m Yvonne Tanner!” I glanced at the security guard before walking into the building. No one was there to stop me. It did seem like everyone in Lane Corporation had already known about my relationship with Christopher. They would greet me respectfully upon seeing me and then whisper behind my back. I couldn’t know what they were talking about.

I went to the reception counter, and they gave me access to Christopher’s office. He was stuck in a meeting, and I could only sit on the couch while waiting for him. I noticed a picture on his desk. Feeling curious, I flipped the picture around, and I was shocked to see who it was in the picture.

The girl inside was wearing a long white dress. She looked beautiful and youthful, and her smile was so bright. There was a painting behind her.

It was me when I was sixteen years old. I’ve won the champion in the national high school competition. My smile was so bright and happy when I was standing on the podium. Sadly, none of my family was there with me, and I didn’t get to snap any pictures myself to commemorate that day. I didn’t expect to see this picture in Christopher’s office.

“I heard from them that you’re here.” Christopher walked into the office. After noticing that I was staring at the picture, there was a rare shy expression on his face, and he walked over to me. He took the picture away and led me to the couch as he wrapped his arms around me. “It’s your first time here in my office. What’s the matter? Did you miss me?”

“I miss you.” I leaned on his shoulder, and then I handed the newspaper to him. “I feel a little heavy after seeing this news as I can’t confirm if it’s true or not.”

Christopher must have been having back-to-back meetings since morning. Otherwise, he would have known about this news. He took over the newspaper, and shortly after, he was visibly taken aback too. Glancing back at me and the newspaper, it took him a while to process this before slamming the newspaper on the desk with a frown.

“Isn’t this too much of a coincidence? Are you really the eldest daughter of the Goldstein family?” Christopher was shocked.

“I don’t know. Mom left early in the morning, and I didn’t get to ask her.” I shook my head. “This is more shocking to me than you. If Mark is really my father, then why didn’t Mom tell me anything? I’m about to go crazy over all of these.”

“I’m more worried about the fact that you may be Mark’s daughter.” Christopher rested his head on mine and sighed. “There are consequences for Mark to have dealings with the criminals at the borders.”