Sorry, I'm the Final Boss Now novel Chapter 117

He was afraid of seeing the man and being reminded of her. Theobald and Marguerite shared a certain resemblance in their bone structure; he had noticed it at a glance. But now that Marguerite was back, there was no need to avoid him anymore.

His slender fingers tapped to accept the request. Why would Theobald contact him? Is it about work, or is it about Marguerite?

Curious, he kept his phone in hand, waiting. But three minutes passed, and the chat remained empty.

George sighed and put his phone down. In the past, he could work late and come in early, but not anymore. His days were packed.

Meanwhile, in his own office, Theobald sat with a worried expression, his left hand restlessly turning the beads on his right wrist. He was fairly certain Mr. Spencer had feelings for Maggie, but he rarely appeared by her side during the day. Unlike Theobald in his younger, love-struck days, a man of Spencer’s caliber clearly prioritized work over romance.

Honestly, a man that busy isn’t husband material. He’d have no time to take care of Maggie.

But he was the perfect tool to deal with Joshua. Theobald had told Joshua that Mr. Spencer and Maggie were together, but he hadn’t believed it. If he saw George visiting Maggie with his own eyes, surely he would have to believe it then. And once he believed it, he wouldn’t dare keep pestering her. If Joshua just stayed away, Marguerite would eventually forget him.

After some thought, Theobald decided to message his group chat, “Fourth Time's Charm,” before contacting George.

[Maggie, what are your feelings about Mr. Spencer right now?]

Her slender fingers typed out her reply: [No.]

As long as she didn’t hate him, that was enough. Theobald decided against telling Marguerite about George’s potential feelings for her. It would only put her under immense pressure, especially since she had to live in his villa. And Mr. Spencer himself hadn’t confessed, likely for his own reasons.

Mindful of George’s status as both a powerful figure and his investor, Theobald carefully composed a message.

[Mr. Spencer, our company is having a dinner tonight that my executive team and I must attend. I was wondering if it would be convenient for you to pick Maggie up on your way home? She’s at KANYO Hospital, room 1004. Please don’t feel obligated to bring a gift for the patient.]