Secret Admiration: Finding True Love After Prison
Chapter 214

Chapter 214 Griffore

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The night before going to Griffore, Meryl packed her luggage at home.

This time, she would be away for several days, so she packed her suitcase full and even brought her swimsuit. Chandler assisted her in carrying the suitcase to the car early in the morning on the day of departure.

Meryl thought about it and felt that something seemed to be

wrong.

She asked, "You are going to the airport to catch a plane, right?"

Chandler nodded.

Meryl frowned. "But I'm just an ordinary employee. I have to take the high-speed train with the rest of the team!"

Only the management flew for this business trip due to the large number of employees, while the rest took the high-speed rail.

Chandler found it funny. "I've booked the first class for you. And you wanna take the high-speed train?"

Meryl had practiced the cello at home after work in the past two days to avoid embarrassing the president's office. Chapter 214 Griffore

They resided in a garden house, sparing concerns over piano practice disturbing others, yet Meryl still evicted Chandler. She said, "It's really unfair to your cars to hear me make so much noise at home."

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Chandler tried to struggle. "You play the cello very well. It's not noisy, and it's fine for me at home."

"But I need to practice the basics. It's very boring. If you listen to it too much, you'll think it's just noise." At Meryl's firm request, Chandler was kicked out of the house.

So, these days, Chandler had been staying in a hotel.

His face remained grave, obviously not satisfied.

He couldn't understand why Meryl had always separated from him even though they had been married.

But the group had been bustling these days, with a lot of year-end summaries to deal with.

Therefore, the two of them couldn't spend much time alone together in the company.

Since the annual party coincided with a weekend, Chandler wouldn't miss a chance to be alone with Meryl.

Meryl was worried. "No, if I take the plane with you, what if everyone finds out about our relationship?" Chapter 214 Griffore

Chandler was careless. "If they find out, just make it public. What's the big deal? Do you intend to keep your marriage a secret for the rest of your life?" Meryl pressed her lips, still feeling it was inappropriate.

"Then tell everyone that you have work to report to me!" Chandler suddenly wrapped around Meryl's waist. "Why so pretentious? You want me to carry you up?" Meryl blushed instantly due to his words.

Walter, standing aside, feigned ignorance and looked away silently.

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But Meryl still noticed it and, feeling embarrassed, got into the car obediently.

Only then did Chandler smile in satisfaction.

The door of the car closed automatically, and Walter sat in the driver's seat.

He looked straight ahead, like an emotionless machine, and drove towards the airport.

An hour later, they arrived at the airport.

Chandler signaled Meryl to check in the cello, but Meryl held it tightly and refused to let go. Chapter 214 Griffore

Chandler asked, finding it amused. "What's wrong?"

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Meryl looked serious. "It's so valuable. What if it gets damaged? How can I check it in? I want to carry it with me!"

Chandler sighed helplessly, "Are you sure you want to carry such a big cello with you?"

Meryl nodded vigorously.

She treated the cello worth 20 million dollars as a treasure and cherished it. How could she let it be checked in together with the luggage! Chandler remained silent for a few seconds before turning to Walter and speaking.

Walter was stunned, his expression speechless. Then, he nodded and walked towards the check-in counter.

Meryl was a little surprised. "What did you say to him?"

Walter's glance at her moments ago seemed to convey a mountain of unspoken words, leaving Meryl unable to forget its complexity.

Chandler raised his eyebrows slightly, but his tone was serious. "I just asked him to grab another ticket. Once we board the plane, he can sit with the cello and help you watch over it." Meryl didn't know what to say.