In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

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In fact, Tobias had a fiancée once, but they never went through with the marriage. Susan heard she

had a mental breakdown and was institutionalized in a mental hospital.

Only Tobias himself knew what happened between them.

Susan knew that, stripped of his charisma, Tobias would be nothing more than an average hostile,

dangerous playboy. This was why she constantly reminded herself not to fall for him.

Her boss would rather remain a bachelor for life than being bogged down by marriage and the

demands of one singular woman.

Just as Susan was leaving the room, she bumped into Eva at the door.

Susan shot her a look. Eva had a rather lovesick look on her face, and Susan’s expression turned

rather critical.

The office had just hired a few assistants. Eva was objectively the best-looking one out of all of them.

Susan feared that she might have developed a few strange ideas. Eva was a pretty good worker, and

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she completed all her tasks wonderfully.

Tobias tore his gaze from his phone and looked up at Eva. “Is there something wrong?”

“Mr. Ford, the weather has been rather cold lately. My mother made some soup to thank you for taking

such good care of me. Please drink some—it’ll do wonders for your health.” Eva placed the canister of

soup on his desk and made to twist open the cover.

Tobias leaned back in his chair and continued reading his documents, looking utterly unruffled.

“Mr. Ford, you should drink while it’s hot,” Eva persisted. The silence in the room was making her

uncomfortable.

“First, I’ve never extended any special treatment towards you. Second, I hate soup—they make me

sick and taste horrible to boot. Besides, do we know each other very well? You don’t have to be so

concerned about me.”

Tobias drew blood with every word. Eva felt as though someone had just emptied a bucket of ice-cold

water on her head. She put the lid back onto the canister.

The wild, savage expression in Tobias’ eyes frightened her.

She had no choice but to leave the room. Just as she reached the door, he looked up and gazed at her.

Eva’s heart started beating wildly as she felt her face heat up.

“Aside from work matters, please do not come in here to look for me. You might be new, but that’s no

excuse for your lack of propriety.”

Eva bowed her head in humiliation. This was the first time she had been so thoroughly embarrassed.

Tobias hadn’t bothered to treat her with respect at all.

The office fell silent as she crept despondently out of the room and shut the door behind her quietly.

Susan was waiting for Eva in the corridor.

She gazed contemptuously at the canister in the latter’s hands and the melancholic expression on her

face.

Blocking Eva’s path, Susan smiled and said mockingly, “I remember telling you about the rules of this

office on your first day. Have you forgotten all about it? Don’t think you can climb the corporate ladder

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by engaging in this sort of atrocious behavior. Use the time and do your work properly!”

Eva tried in vain to defend herself, but Susan refused to listen to her. She had seen this sort of girls

before.

Tobias had never expressed an interest in any of his female subordinates. He hated it when people

tried to suck up to him.

He frowned and pursed his lips in annoyance. He tried to call Skylar, but she hung up on him every

single time.

After he tried calling her a few more times, she got so frustrated that she simply blocked his number.

What the hell is she doing? Infuriated, Tobias removed his tie and flung it onto his desk. He stalked

over to his window and watched as rain poured down onto the streets outside.

It was already winter, but it still rained every other day. Recently, it had been bone-chillingly cold.

Sometimes, it was so cold at night that Tobias had a hard time falling asleep—that was when he

thought two people in bed was better than one.

He hadn’t had much time to rest these days. He was spending most of his days in the office, which left

him no time to engage in his usual debaucherous behavior. In fact, it had been a month since he last

had s@x.

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