Female NovelChapter 2926 With only two days left before her departure to Livebop, Sylvia needed to follow Rena's instructions promptly.
She hoped to meet and persuade Melissa to stay within the Fowler Group, believing that Melissa's reluctance to part with Marcus might motivate her to work there.
Sylvia considered the on-again, off-again nature of young relationships as she dialed Melissa's number, only to find out that Melissa's phone was powered off.
The phone was off? Sylvia stared at her device in confusion. An hour later, she tried calling Melissa again, but there was no change - the phone remained off.
Repeated attempts yielded the same result, and a sense of unease crept over Sylvia. She used her network to discover that Melissa had departed Duefron last night, supposedly for Warsew.
Sylvia felt a momentary relief, assuming Melissa needed time to cool down.
However, Sylvia felt compelled to visit Warsew personally.
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Before leaving, she contacted the breakfast shop's proprietress. The news she received left her phone hanging limply in her hand. Shock coursed through her.
Melissa hadn't gone back to Warsew. She had vanished to an unknown destination.
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Sylvia stood in the office, lost in thought. Eventually, she resolved to inform Marcus, despite the potential finality it might bring to his and Melissa's relationship.
Knocking on the CEO's office door, she found Marcus immersed in paperwork.
He said without looking up, “Cancel all of today's appointments.” Sylvia remained silent. After a pause, Marcus glanced up. “What is it?" Sylvia's voice was barely above a whisper. “Mr. Fowler, Melissa... she's left.” Left...
Marcus’ pen halted briefly before he replied, maintaining his composure. “She went back to Warsew, right? That's good. She has acquaintances there.” Sylvia fixed her gaze on Marcus.
After a significant pause, she spoke up again, her voice softer yet heavier with emotion. “No, Melissa didn't return to Warsew. I've tried calling her, and it's clear she's not there. Nobody knows where she's gone. It seems she's made a conscious choice to keep her location unknown.” Her voice trembled slightly.
“Mr. Fowler, it's possible you may never see her again.
I don't believe she'll return.
I'm not privy to the details of what transpired between you two, but I'm certain there's been some misunderstanding. Melissa isn't one for schemes... and she genuinely cares for you.” Marcus remained silent, his face turned away from the light, leaving his expression obscured. Sylvia couldn't read his thoughts.