Captivation: Want Nothing But You
Chapter 1469

She immediately understood what it meant.

The watch would be a bribe.

For her to get it, she had to relay Rachel’s message to Odin first.

Carrie bit her lower lip and looked at the watch, hesitating again.

But after a few seconds, she picked up the phone and looked at

Rachel firmly.

“I’LL help you contact the meeting room.”

As a receptionist, Carrie had a little more power than the other staff.

However, it came with some disadvantages.

Her job was an object of envy to her colleagues, especially within Sullivan Group.

Depending on the urgency of the matter, the receptionist could be permitted to contact the people they needed to get a hold of as soon as possible.

For instance, Carrie could call the meeting room now and ask the people there to get Odin’s assistant.

After that, the call would be connected to Odin and Carrie could tell him Rachel’s message.

Carrie dialed the phone and waited for about fifteen minutes, but no one called back.

Just when she thought she couldn’t have the watch, the phone rang.

She hurriedly said, “This is the front desk.”

She received an order from Odin’s assistant.

In the next few minutes, she got the access card to the 32nd floor and led Rachel to the

CEO’s office, something she hadn’t thought would happen just five minutes ago.

In the CEO’s office at the 32nd floor, Rachel scanned the room.

The office’s interior hadn’t changed at all in the past four years.

Rachel brought her eyes to the French window not far away.

Seeing it now felt Like the moment when Victor dragged her to that very window four years ago only happened yesterday.

“Nothing has changed,” Rachel muttered to herself.

Out of the corner of her eye, she spotted a badge on the desk.

Something changed.

The name on the badge was different.

Instead of Victor’s name, it had Odin’s name on it now.

Rachel stared at the name for a while.

The fact that Odin changed the name so quickly only showed how eager he was to kick Victor out.

“This place will change soon.” Suddenly, she heard a voice of a man from behind her.

Rachel, who was immersed in the memories four years ago, did not hear any sound indicating that someone had come in, but the voice snapped her out of her reverie.

She turned around to see who it belonged to.

The man in front of her had short hair, but the strands on his forehead were long enough to touch the upper part of his eyebrows.

Her eyes unconsciously met his.

The first thing Rachel noticed was his amber orbs.

They were clear enough that she could see her reflection in them clearly.

The second one was the looming mole at the corner of his eye.