Chapter 16. Never Treated Her as a Woman

The William tower was the tallest building in the city. Standing on the top floor, people could see for miles around. Places like this were usually designed as an observation deck so that people could come and enjoy the view.

But here, this was not the case. The top floor of the tower symbolized the power of the William Group. because it was the office of the CEO, Brian William.

It was the day after Antonette’s disastrous encounter with Brian. He was sitting on his customized office chair. Behind him was a giant glass window, through which he had a view of the whole city.

Brian was not in a good mood. After finishing his last piece of work, he closed his computer and rubbed his nose with his slender fingers.

Ken, the mixed-race man, knocked on the door. He walked in and said cautiously, “Boss. Miss Jefferson has called to invite you for dinner.”

Brian frowned and looked at his watch. It was five o’clock in the afternoon. Diana was supposed to come an