THE whole week in Hungary was a time well spent. Solana considered it a working honeymoon.
Tayen, on the other hand, has stand-in as a temporary CEO of EP Express for two days but called up that Villel has to be present at the quarterly meeting for the members of the board.
Despite Solana’s protest, the couple had to fly home on the day of the meeting. It was very timely that it was scheduled in the afternoon.
It was two in the afternoon when they arrived in the office. A cheerful smile was plastered on Ella’s lips the moment they went out of the elevator.
“Welcome back, Mrs. Petrov.”
“Hello to you, too, Ella.” Solana expressed with an equally happy tune. “Is my mother still inside?”
“Yes. Coffee, Miss.”
“Yes, please. Make it two.” Villel responded before sauntering to the private o
