Lingering Doting Marriage: Big Boss, Little Sweet Heart
Chapter 1579: What needed to be done has been done, the rest is up to tomorrow

Chapter 1579: Chapter 1579: What needed to be done has been done, the rest is up to tomorrow

She had received a call from Scott Harris half an hour ago, telling her that Baron Lawrence wanted her to wait down here, as he had something to show her.

Now that she had seen what she was supposed to see, she understood Baron Lawrence’s intentions.

Baron was giving her his answer.

The answer to the choice she had asked about before.

He showed her through his actions that he would rather give up the Lawrence Family’s interests than to not choose Enna Clark!

Skye Lawrence felt an indescribable pain in her lungs with each breath; it felt as if her chest was being pulled, tearing uncomfortably.

But as the First Young Lady of the Lawrence Family, even if her emotions were at their worst, she wouldn’t let anyone see anything amiss on her face.

Still maintaining her noble grace without any flaws, she slowly rolled down the car window.

The car window slowly rose, blocking out the proposal written in lights on several skyscrapers.

"Let’s go."

"Yes, First Young Lady."

The Rolls-Royce slowly moved forward, disappearing into the dark night...

*

It was still too cold on the rooftop; Enna Clark, even after draping his coat over herself, was still freezing to the point where her face turned red.

Upon returning to the president’s office, she smelled the scent of charcoal fire.

As she walked in, she was stunned.

"This is..."

Baron Lawrence was in an exceptionally good mood. He pulled her over, sat down leisurely on the sofa, and said with ease, "Barbecue!"

Enna Clark obviously knew it was barbecue, but the key question was, how could there be barbecue here?

Baron Lawrence didn’t bother explaining much, leaned back on the sofa like a lord, and started directing, "I want scallops, oysters, and two slices of Matsutake Sashimi to be grilled."

Enna Clark, "..."

At this moment, Scott Harris timely explained, "These were arranged in advance by Lord Lawrence because Miss Clark likes them, so Lord Lawrence had them brought over. The ingredients are all from Miss Clark’s favorite place, including the sauces."

Certainly, the dishes were not the same.

Various high-end ingredients, such as Matsutake, top-grade abalone, and others, which a barbecue restaurant definitely wouldn’t have, and even if they did, they couldn’t possibly plate them so beautifully.

Enna Clark suddenly remembered what Bobby had said during a video call previously; Baron Lawrence spent money extravagantly...

A barbecue meal that was merely more than 15 dollars to eat out.

With his arrangements, it had escalated to a few hundred dollars.

However, upon thinking about Baron Lawrence’s upbringing and status, she understood.

What she considered extravagant and wasteful might just be an ordinary meal for him, it wasn’t out of a deliberate desire to waste.

She had been working on Rhine’s case for the past two days and was already starving, so she joined him at the table and started grilling scallops and abalone conscientiously, then looked up seriously and asked, "Do you want pork belly and beef?"

"Whatever."

Enna Clark knew his "whatever" meant that it was fine to have them, so she patiently grilled several slices of beef as well, and took the initiative to grill some Enoki Mushrooms in the corner.

Before long, the beef started to smell appetizing. She carefully wrapped the beef around the Enoki Mushrooms and handed it over, "It’s ready."

Baron Lawrence was in a good mood, and so was his appetite.

He finished an entire plate of seafood.

Seeing him enjoy his food made Enna Clark hungry as well, and she ended up eating quite a bit too.

After eating.

She thought Baron Lawrence was going to get busy again.

But unexpectedly, after having his fill, he stood up and said to her, "Enna Clark, let’s go, let’s head back."

"You’re not busy?" Enna Clark surprised.

The man in the well-tailored suit took her hand, his handsome face sternly saying, "What had to be done is already done; the rest can wait till tomorrow."