Chapter 900

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Ava’s face went little pale.

Mitchell had seen his fair share of people and things while working under Eric, so what he said

was completely unadulterated.

‘Did | just ruin my own future? Ava’s face was pale s she turned around and left in a trance.

Mitchell called the bodyguards downstairs.



“Keep an eye on that woman and don’t let anything happen t o her near Ferguson Corporation.

There’s no need to worry about her after she leaves our office perimeter.”



As a qualified assistant, Mitchell had to be well prepared for what would or would not happen.

All the loose ends had to be tied up beautifully.

Mitchell thought, ‘Mr. Ferguson was really miserable. He offended the Ferguson family for

Nicole’s sake, but in the end, he lost Nicole as well.

Nicole, who was no longer interested in Eric, was much stronger than they thought. i

As soon as Ava went downstairs, she saw her rival, Nash Jones, coming over in high spirits.

When Nash saw her, he even raised his hand in greeting, s enthusiastic as he could be.



“Ava, you’re always one step ahead of me. | didn’t expect you to leave the company first as well. |

wish you all the best in the future…”

Ava’s face stiffened.

Nash smiled and went upstairs with big strides. If it were not for Ava courting disaster, this position would
have fallen into her hands.

Mitchell returned to Eric’s office and looked at Eric’s cool and handsome features that were

extraordinarily profound i n the shadows.

“President, Nash Jones is almost here.”

Eric’s face was gloomy and indifferent. “Give him the stuff and get him to go straight to his post.”

It meant that Eric did not want to see him.

Mitchell nodded and took the latest documents from Cyndro International to the door to wait

for Nash.

After sending Nash away, Eric sent a message putting off all his social engagements in the

afternoon. He did not want to see anyone.

Mitchell only sighed in relief when Keith had the cheek to come and ask Eric out for a drink.

Ian and Julie arrived, and Nicole and Yvette came out of the bar.

The four of them planned to go for a ride.



According to the forecast, there would be a meteor shower later at night.

They had not been so whimsical for a long time and had to be impulsive for once.

Ian volunteered to prepare the camping equipment. The car specially used for cross-country

driving was getting dusty. Now, it finally came in handy.

Yvette clamored to go to a mountain in West City, which was a perfect camping site.

Nicole had no problems with it. lan dragged them to the road.

Along the way, Julie spoke nervously. “Will it be dangerous? | feel like it’s going to rain.”

Yvette said, “No way. There are four of us, what kind of danger will there be? Besides, the

weather forecast said that it won’t rain.”

Nicole took out her phone and planned to tell her family, but she noticed that there was no

signal.

She paused and looked at Julie beside her. “Can you lend me your phone?”

Julie handed it over without saying anything. Nicole opened it and saw that there was no signal

as well.

“No signal. | can’t even call anyone!” Nicole gave the phone back to Julie.

Ian smiled and picked up the car’s satellite phone, handing i t to Nicole.

“Don’t worry, ‘m fully prepared!”



Nicole smiled and took it, but her words of compliment were stuck at the tip of her tongue.

“It’s out of battery! Carter, how long has it been since you charged it?”

lan’s expression changed. “1… | forgot. The last time | went camping was six months ago!”

The three women’s eyes bore a hole through lan’s body. lan suddenly braked. Before Yvette could open
her mouth t o scold him, Nicole suddenly noticed something.

“It’s raining!”

Everyone looked out the car window. Bean-sized raindrops fell and splattered on the windows.

Yvette urged lan. “What are you waiting for? Let’s go back! It’s impossible to see a meteor

shower in the rain…”

lan’s face turned red and then white. He was conflicted as he spoke. “l think… We ran out of

gas.”






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