Chapter 1062 - 1054: Linden’s Feelings (Part 4)

Chapter 1062: Chapter 1054: Linden’s Feelings (Part 4)

Gigi.

This name must refer to Georgia Thorne.

He looked over as well, and sure enough, he saw Georgia Thorne with a gentle face, concern in her eyes, helping Faye Sterling through an awkward moment.

Georgia Thorne shook her head and gently said to her, "I’ll take you to the lounge to change clothes, it’s okay."

It was not quite how he imagined, yet somehow it was the same.

As Georgia Thorne and Faye Sterling turned around, Linden Hawthorne called out to her: "Georgia Thorne."

Georgia Thorne’s back stiffened, her eyes lowered, giving no glimpse of her emotions.

She merely murmured "Mm."

Assistant Donovan was a perceptive person and quickly went over to assist Faye Sterling, freeing Georgia Thorne’s hands.

Faye Sterling bit her lip, her heart a mix of emotions.

The encounter she had hoped for turned into an embarrassing situation, yet it made Linden Hawthorne notice Georgia Thorne.

But if it weren’t for Georgia Thorne, who knows how embarrassed she would be at this moment?

She glanced back at her, then left with Assistant Donovan.

Georgia Thorne turned around, lifting her gaze to meet Linden Hawthorne’s eyes, which were like peach blossoms, yet smokier and more elongated than those of peach blossom eyes.

His dark pupils were as pitch black as onyx; his face, like jade, was so gentle that one couldn’t look away.

His skin was so fair that even women were envious, and he narrowed his eyes slightly, imparting an air of authority. Although he had the refined air of an orchid, he seemed quite aloof.

Her heart couldn’t help but race.

This was Linden Hawthorne...

The man she dreamed of.

She withdrew her gaze and pressed all her excited feelings into her heart, her voice sounding dignified and gentle: "Mr. Hawthorne, is there something you need me for?"

Everyone in the company called him Young Master, but Georgia Thorne, like her sister, called him Mr.

Linden Hawthorne walked towards her: "Let’s go sit in your office for a bit."

His voice was very calm, without a trace of emotion.

Georgia Thorne’s heart began to race once more.

She didn’t know why Linden Hawthorne came to see her, but she knew she had waited ten years for this moment with him.

At thirteen, she had already placed him in her heart.

For so many years, she dared not mention it, nor meet him, simply not wanting to ruin that bit of beauty.

Because she feared Linden Hawthorne had not the slightest feeling for her.

With a very complex mix of emotions, Georgia Thorne led him to the office.

This alone was enviable to others.

Linden Hawthorne entered the room to find the office quite elegant, with potted plants placed all around, exuding a comforting sense of new life and vitality.

He looked around a few more times, quietly inquiring, "Do you like plants?"

Georgia Thorne nodded: "Mm, they symbolize beauty and introspection, so of course I like them."

She originally didn’t like them; it was Linden Hawthorne’s great love for plants and flowers that made them so precious to her.

He walked over to the desk, admiring the flower arrangement: "Nice flowers."

"Thank you for the compliment."

"Did you arrange them yourself?"

"Mm."

Besides being an artist, Georgia Thorne was indeed a renowned floral artist, though she was usually very low-key, so no one knew she had this skill.

Subsequently, Linden Hawthorne sat down on the sofa.

Georgia Thorne poured him a cup of tea, a floral tea; it was apparent that she had brewed it herself.

The taste was rich and fresh, with a faint hint of floral honey on the palate, very pleasant.

From the outside, Georgia Thorne was a poetic woman who managed her life tidily.

A woman like her was either truly wonderful or completely despicable.