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Story: My Tempting Woman
"Ok, I got your point, and trust me, I also wish for the same. I will find a solution for this till tomorrow, ok? now stop crying and take rest
The next morning Michael had his breakfast in his room. Eva wanted to talk to him, but Stephen told her it would be better if he discussed it with him.
Eva left for her new office, as they needed her presence there. The staff welcomed her warmly, and Mr. Miller escorted her to her new cabin. When she entered the cabin of MD, she spotted a big flower bouquet placed on her table.
Eva admired the bouquet and thought maybe Stephen had sent it for her when she observed the bouquet. When closely, a chit got her attention. She picked the chit and read it
Allow me to congratulate you on successfully securing this post. Well done!
After much effort and persistence, Stephen’s plan finally came to fruition and worked out in his favor.
With a new puppet now in his claws,
The name he gave was Eva Stephen Smith.
Chapter 62. .Blame Game
Eva’s body trembled in anger She called for Mr miller and asked him
“Who sent this?”
“Madam, many bouquets arrived in the morning. Isn’t the sender’s name on the chit?”
Eva passed the chit to Mr Miller, who checked the chit and then told Eva, “
“ This must be someone from the Hudson Empire only."
“How could you say that?”
“We can see the company's initials here.”
Eva again held the chit and noticed the initials of the company. Somehow she felt she saw this writing before. Her mind took some time to realize but soon she understood whose handwriting is this. Without saying a word, she exited the cabin holding the flower bouquet in her hand. Mr miller was on her tail
Eva barged into the cabin of harry Hudson and threw the flowers on his table
Harry looked up at her and asked her,
“What did I do to owe your presence, Eva? Oops, sorry, it’s Mrs. EvaMD, of Hudson Group, right?"
““What kind of joke is this? ““ Eva showed him the chit
Harry took hold of the piece of paper and then chuckled
“So what is wrong with that?.”
“ How dare you call me a puppet of Stephen and, moreover, Stephen has nothing to do with this company, so why the hell are you dragging him in this?”
“That’s your opinion, whereas reality is in contrast to your opinion. Stephen Smith better say the complete Smith family is using you as a card to get hold of the Hudson empire. And as a naïve person, you trust all of them blindly, especially your husband Stephen
Eva sighed and shook her head at his words
You know what Harry? I always took you as a nice and mature person, but from the day you got to know about tHarry? your behavior changed towards me. Rather than be happy about the fact that we are cousins, yoYourated me like an enemy of yours .
‘ So what’s wrong with that? You become my enemy the moment you claim the property given by my grandfather. All this rightfully belongs to me and my dad., and you know this very well. Still, you got manipulated by the great Stephen Smith.“
"Enough, Harry; I already told you not to drag my husband in this."
Huh! My husband! Wait a sec. If you are stating him innocent, then is it the other way around.?
The next morning Michael had his breakfast in his room. Eva wanted to talk to him, but Stephen told her it would be better if he discussed it with him.
Eva left for her new office, as they needed her presence there. The staff welcomed her warmly, and Mr. Miller escorted her to her new cabin. When she entered the cabin of MD, she spotted a big flower bouquet placed on her table.
Eva admired the bouquet and thought maybe Stephen had sent it for her when she observed the bouquet. When closely, a chit got her attention. She picked the chit and read it
Allow me to congratulate you on successfully securing this post. Well done!
After much effort and persistence, Stephen’s plan finally came to fruition and worked out in his favor.
With a new puppet now in his claws,
The name he gave was Eva Stephen Smith.
Chapter 62. .Blame Game
Eva’s body trembled in anger She called for Mr miller and asked him
“Who sent this?”
“Madam, many bouquets arrived in the morning. Isn’t the sender’s name on the chit?”
Eva passed the chit to Mr Miller, who checked the chit and then told Eva, “
“ This must be someone from the Hudson Empire only."
“How could you say that?”
“We can see the company's initials here.”
Eva again held the chit and noticed the initials of the company. Somehow she felt she saw this writing before. Her mind took some time to realize but soon she understood whose handwriting is this. Without saying a word, she exited the cabin holding the flower bouquet in her hand. Mr miller was on her tail
Eva barged into the cabin of harry Hudson and threw the flowers on his table
Harry looked up at her and asked her,
“What did I do to owe your presence, Eva? Oops, sorry, it’s Mrs. EvaMD, of Hudson Group, right?"
““What kind of joke is this? ““ Eva showed him the chit
Harry took hold of the piece of paper and then chuckled
“So what is wrong with that?.”
“ How dare you call me a puppet of Stephen and, moreover, Stephen has nothing to do with this company, so why the hell are you dragging him in this?”
“That’s your opinion, whereas reality is in contrast to your opinion. Stephen Smith better say the complete Smith family is using you as a card to get hold of the Hudson empire. And as a naïve person, you trust all of them blindly, especially your husband Stephen
Eva sighed and shook her head at his words
You know what Harry? I always took you as a nice and mature person, but from the day you got to know about tHarry? your behavior changed towards me. Rather than be happy about the fact that we are cousins, yoYourated me like an enemy of yours .
‘ So what’s wrong with that? You become my enemy the moment you claim the property given by my grandfather. All this rightfully belongs to me and my dad., and you know this very well. Still, you got manipulated by the great Stephen Smith.“
"Enough, Harry; I already told you not to drag my husband in this."
Huh! My husband! Wait a sec. If you are stating him innocent, then is it the other way around.?
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