Disabled CEO’s New Wife

Rosemary came to Andrew Harris’s office early the next morning. Looking at the door in front of her, she seemed to see her father and mother holding her hand to the company. At that time, she was carefree and felt that she was the happiest girl in the world.

Rosemary smiled and went straight to the CEO elevator. The company receptionist quickly stopped Rosemary and asked with a smile, “Hello, can I help you?”

Rosemary stopped, turned to the receptionist and said dryly, “I’m looking for Mr. Harris!”

“Excuse me, do you have an appointment? If not, you may not go up.” The receptionist looked at Rosemary with disdain.

“An appointment?” Rosemary laughed, “Do I need an appointment to come to my dad’s office?”

The receptionist sneered, “Miss, I’ve been here for almost two years. I have met Both Mrs. Harris and Miss Harris. Please don’t make it hard for me.”

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The elevator door opened and a middle-aged man in a suit came out. Seeing that the receptionist was talking to a pretty woman, he walked up and asked, “What’s going on?”

“Mr. Green…”

Rosemary turned and smiled when she saw him. “Uncle Green, long time no see!”

“Rosemary, I haven’t seen you for years. You’ve grown into a beautiful lady.” Anthony Green said excitedly as he hugged Rosemary.

“Why don’t you go up? Your dad’s upstairs waiting for you.” Anthony Green asked with a smile.

“It’s been a long time since I came to the company, and I have to make an appointment to see my father.” Rosemary said gently.

The receptionist was on the verge of tears. She really didn’t know that Mr. Harris had two daughters.

Anthony Green snapped, “How can you not know her? Next time an important client comes in, will you shut him out like you did today?”

“I’m sorry, Miss Harris. I really didn’t know it was you.” The receptionist was hunched over, and her head was almost touching the floor.

“Forget it. Just be more careful in the future.”

“Uncle Green, Aare you free at noon? Shall we have dinner together?” Rosemary said as she looked at Anthony Green.

Anthony Green looked at his watch and said apologetically, “Rosemary, I have work to do today. Shall I treat you to your favorite hot pot sometime?”

“All right, keep your word!”

Anthony Green laughed and said, “Well, I’ll keep my word!”

“Goodbye, Uncle Green! I’m going up now.”

Rosemary headed to the CEO’s elevator.

Rosemary got into the elevator and hit the 22th-floor button on the wall. Rosemary stood in the elevator and remembered that Mr. Green used to come to her house when she was a child. Her dad said he was her mom’s old friend, and then he became their personal lawyer.

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Rosemary took a deep breath and walked out of the elevator to Andrew Harris’s office.

Seeing it was Rosemary, the secretary stood up and said, “Miss Rosemary, long time no see! Are you here to see Mr. Harris? Do you want me to knock the door?”

“No, thank you!” Rosemary smiled and said to the secretary, then went straight to his office.

Knocking…

“Come in!”

Rosemary pushed the door in and saw Andrew Harris looking gravely at a box in his hand.

“Dad!”

Seeing it was her, Andrew Harris took the box, got up, walked over to the couch and said, “You’re here. Sit down.”

Rosemary had never seen Andrew Harris looked so grave. She sat down beside him and asked anxiously, “What’s the matter, Daddy?”Property © 2024 N0(v)elDrama.Org.

“Nothing. I called you here this time to give you a present. You got married too quickly, so I didn’t give it to you. I’ll give it to you now.” Andrew Harris handed Rosemary the box he was holding.

Rosemary took one look at Andrew Harris, then picked up the box and opened it. Inside it was a piece of fine green emerald, beautifully made and brightly colored, and obviously expensive.

“Dad, this gift is too expensive for me to take!” Rosemary said as she shoved the box in front of Andrew Harris.

Andrew Harris took one look at her and said simply, “I didn’t buy this jade. Your mother left it for you. It’s called Cloud Jade, and it is unique in the world. Your mother said she would give it to you as a wedding gift when you got married. Now that you are grown up, you can take care of it.”

Rosemary’s eyes welled up with tears when she heard that the jade belonged to her mother. She reached out and gently took the box to her heart, as if she could feel her mother’s warmth.

“Okay, Rosemary, don’t feel bad. Your mother would never have wanted to see you like this. She always wanted you to be a strong, brave and happy girl.” Andrew Harris put his arms around Rosemary and patted her gently on the back.

“Dad, is there something you’re not telling me?” Rosemary suddenly looked up at him with tears in her eyes.

Andrew Harris froze suddenly. He looked at Rosemary’s adorable face and forced a smile. “Silly girl, why should I keep secrets from you? Don’t give it a second thought. I just saw the jade and thought of the happy times we had together as a family of three.”

“Dad, don’t worry! We’re all gonna be happy, believe me!” Rosemary sobbed as she lay buried in Andrew Harris’s arms.

Andrew Harris touched Rosemary’s head and murmured, “You will always be daddy’s girl. Daddy loves you.”

Knocking…

Andrew Harris cleared his throat and said through the door, “Yes?”

“Mr. Harris, do we need to postpone the 1:00 p. m. meeting?” The secretary asked Andrew Harris outside the door.

“No.”

Looking at Rosemary in his arms, Andrew Harris took a deep breath and said to her, “Rosemary, I have a meeting later, so I can’t have lunch with you. Go eat by yourself.”

Rosemary was in Andrew Harris’s arms and didn’t want to get up. She really liked the way he was holding her. She was afraid that she would never have such a chance again.

After a while, Rosemary stopped crying and looked at Andrew Harris with red eyes. “Dad, I’m going back. Don’t be busy with your work and forget to have lunch. Health is the most important thing.”

“Don’t worry! I’ll eat on time.”

Rosemary picked up the box from the table, put it in her bag, looked at Andrew Harris, and gave him a few more words of advice before going out.

Rosemary came out and stood up. “Miss Harris, are you going back? Shall I call a driver to take you back?”

“No, you can order dinner for my dad later and make him eat.” Rosemary commanded.

The secretary said Ok, and Rosemary went to the elevator.