Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love
Chapter 518

Theodore was reassured about Matthew, but if Matthew ever dared to abandon Lucy or even have just a fleeting thought, Theodore would never forgive him.

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At that moment, Matthew sneezed.

Leon Corporation's foreign trade business had been booming lately, with a large influx of Eurovian manufacturers seeking partnerships. Given the stability of Charleston, many manufacturers approached Leon Corporation for collaboration.

Matthew had been so busy that he was almost sleeping at the office. His routine had been disrupted because other than work and sleep, he had little time for anything else.

Lucy was very understanding as she even told Matthew not to rush home after work, but he knew deep down that she needed his company more than anyone else. Her facial expressions betrayed her reluctance to let him leave.

However, he would still drive home after work sometimes as he had promised to spend time with Lucy.

Matthew was happy to see how much Lucy cared for him, but it also hurt him to see her like this. Anything he did for Lucy was worth it, so no matter how late he worked at the office, he always rushed home to be with her-even if she was already half-asleep on the bed by the time he got home.

Lucy was quite stubborn too. No matter how much Matthew tried to persuade her not to wait up for him, she would not listen. She believed it was necessary to wait for Matthew to come home to create a sense of ritual, but why bother saying she would wait if she was going to fall asleep anyway?

After trying to persuade her a few times, Matthew gave up.

One day, Matthew received an email from a Gerdish company at work.

Typically, if multinational companies wanted to work with Leon Corporation, they would submit their proposals or contracts to the relevant department heads rather

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than come to Matthew directly.

Puzzled upon seeing the email, Matthew wondered who sent it. He opened the email and discovered that it contained a contract to collaborate with a Gerdish fashion company.

It contained details of the brand projects the company had worked on before and the benefits they could bring to Leon Corporation.

Matthew was used to seeing such contracts, but as he was about to delete the email, he noticed something familiar as he scrolled down. It was the sender's name.

Was that not the once-famous

Hudson Xender? Hudson's fashion company thrived in Charleston, with offline stores spread throughout the country. The brand had reached a level of widespread recognition.

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However, there was a sudden change in CEO at that time, and Hudson mysteriously went to Eurovia.

The news reported various reasons

for Hudson's sudden move to

Eurovia. About half of them said that he went there to further his

education, which was why he.

stepped down as CEO in less than a

year.

Some reports claimed that Hudson was actually framed by certain members of his family, forcing him to step down. This caused quite a sensation at the time.