CHAPTER 92: CHAPTER 92: THE WEDDING RING IS LOST

She can attend the banquet, can enter such significant occasions, and has a good relationship with Mr. Mark.

Dylan Shaw suddenly dared not offend her, but he was really angry inside.

Their gazes met, and Faye Turner suppressed her inner fury, reminding him as a friend, "You’ve become arrogant. You need to reflect on yourself in the dead of night, or you won’t go far on this career path."

This sentence was like a thorn, piercing Dylan Shaw’s heart, causing obvious pain and making him instantly sober.

Watching the girl’s back as she turned to leave, he felt somewhat bewildered.

Faye was right, but he didn’t want to admit it. Since joining Prestige Group, he indeed had a strong sense of superiority and was quite arrogant at home too.

Not far away stood Adrian Lancaster, who after hearing Faye’s words, had a deep and meaningful look in his eyes, his ordinarily cold and elegant face showing a trace of warmth.

This woman was more mature than he imagined, and also principled.

To come from such a terrible family environment and yet not grow crooked?

Having such upright views is indeed rare.

After Faye Turner returned to the office, she clearly felt the atmosphere was different, her ears filled with the excited chatter —

"Oh my goodness! The president got married!! Is this true?"

"I just came back from the project department, the news has already spread. It’s said that the president wore a wedding ring!"

"Which woman is so lucky? Who exactly is it? She must have done good deeds for many lifetimes!"

"If I could marry the president, so handsome and wealthy, I wouldn’t need to sleep at night, just watch him until dawn! That’s a kind of happiness too!"

Listening to this, Faye Turner only felt a tingling in her heart, is it necessary to be this infatuated?

Sitting down at her workstation, she quietly took off the ring on her hand and put it in her pocket, really worried about being found out as Mrs. Lancaster.

She feared gossip, she wanted to focus on participating in design, and didn’t want to be accused of relying on a man.

The design project was already tight, Serena Sutton was coming next week to take a share, Mr. Jami would also come to Argent for guidance, everyone wanted their design chosen, then rise to fame, and increase their worth.

So after the gossip, everyone started seriously designing, marrying the president was hopeless, they could only rely on themselves.

Two hours later, Faye Turner came out of the bathroom, and just then, her phone in her pocket rang.

When she took out her phone, she accidentally pulled out the custom wedding ring from her pocket, which silently fell to the carpet underfoot.

She didn’t notice, continuing to look forward as she walked and answered the call, "Hello, Director Jennings." Her silhouette quickly disappeared, "Okay, I’ll be right over."

Not long after, when Ivy Jennings came out of the bathroom, her high heel stepped on something. She stepped back to look down, was that a ring?

She bent down to pick it up, took a closer look, and a vision of the president’s ring finger flashed in her mind, had the wedding ring been lost?

Ivy Jennings smiled, feeling surprisingly pleased, could this be a sign from the heavens that this marriage wasn’t meant to last?

But she wouldn’t keep it for herself, she planned to return it and take the opportunity to see the president’s reaction.

Even now, Ivy Jennings didn’t believe that the president could have a woman in his heart.

Faye Turner came out of the director’s office, and before returning to her own office, she realized the ring in her pocket was gone.

Her steps halted, she seriously searched again, it was truly missing!

She panicked immediately, quickly recalling the places she’d been, when the ring might have fallen.

She thought of the motion of pulling out her phone to answer a call, so she turned and rushed to the bathroom entrance, bending down to search thoroughly, to no avail.

"It’s over..." Faye Turner’s face turned pale, "How do I explain this to Grandpa?" Grandpa had said to wear it at all times.

Adrian Lancaster wore his perfectly well!