After Reborn, I Become a Billionaire
Chapter 94 Hannah First Stepped into the Work Place

Manuel vomited a lot and he had been standing there for a long while.

Susan saw him and felt a bit annoyed.

She was wondering if Manuel was taking revenge on her, for he didn't want to see her happy.

Manuel showed up just when she was kissing Henry, and he threw up?

Did she disgust him that much?

Henry too stared at Manuel. His expression changed when he saw he vomiting.

A moment later, Manuel finally calmed down.

He didn't turn around to see them. Instead, he said, "Sorry for disturbing you. Please continue whatever you're doing."

"..." How were they going to continue kissing?

Susan felt disgusted.

She furiously stared at Manuel, who staggered and rushed into the living hall of the villa, and then disappeared from their sight.

"It's getting late. You should go home and rest," Henry smiled when he saw Susan angry face.

"Manuel was born to be against me, wasn't he?" Susan was furious.

"Don't mind him. You aren't going to live with him forever anyway," Henry consoled Susan.

"Henry, I want to move out. I don't want to stay under the same roof with Manuel," Susan suddenly urged, "Let's move to a place of our own."

Henry was stunned. He continued after a few seconds, "Won't your father 'break your legs'?"

"He won't. He was stubborn, but he wouldn't do anything to me," Susan held Henry's hand, "Don't you want to move in with me?"

"Silly," Henry stroked Susan's hair dearly, "I didn't want to move in with you before getting married. The upper-level society is a messed up world. I don't want them to have anything bad to say about you...” "Then let's get married!" Susan was straightforward.

Henry smiled and felt resigned, "Susan, give me some time. I want to marry you with my capabilities. I don't want people to think that I'm depending on your family."

"The opinion of the outsiders is that important to you?" Susan felt ironic.

"I don't want you to feel aggrieved."

"You don't know what I want at all," Susan pushed Henry away and turned around from him.

"Susan," Henry held her hand, "I understand. I know you didn't want to stay under the same roof with Manuel, his mother and even your father. That's why you would rather stay in the club than coming home. I know you're unhappy, but please give me some time. I will make a better future for us."

Susan felt sad and bit her lips.

"Alright, I will wait for you."

Since she had been waiting for him for so many years, it seemed not to be a big deal to wait for another few years, Susan thought.

"Susan, I love you," Henry said sincerely.

It was like Henry was worried that Susan was going to hold grudges, that's why he confessed.

In fact, Henry didn't like to sweet-talk.

At the end of the day, Henry was a soft spot for Susan.

Susan tried to control her emotions and said, "It's getting late. You should go home now. You need to go to work early tomorrow."

"Sure." Henry smiled tenderly.

Susan walked into the villa.

Every time Henry would see Susan go into the house until she disappeared from his sight.

And the moment she disappeared from his sight, the smile on his face would faded. It even became a cruel smile.

The next day, Hannah quickly turned off her alarm clock the moment it rang, then got off the bed.

It was the first day of work. Hannah can't be late.

So, she woke up early and quickly got showered, changed and dressed up. Then, she headed downstairs.

At the ground floor of the house, Max was cleaning the place. He greeted Hannah when he saw she walking down the stairs, "Mrs Wells."

"Please call me Hannah," she wasn't used to being called a 'Mrs Wells'.

"Master Oscar wouldn't let us."

"He told me that it's your first day of work today and asked me to prepare breakfast for you. Do you want your breakfast to serve now?" Max asked politely. "Sure, thanks." Hannah said with a smile.

Sometimes, some little gestures Oscar did move Hannah.

Hannah sat at the dining table.

A newspaper from this morning was placed on the dining table. Obviously, someone had read it.

"Oscar woke up already?" Hannah couldn't help but ask.

"Master Oscar needed to catch a flight this morning."

"A flight?" Hannah was curious, "Where to?"

"He didn't tell us," Max replied while he placed Hannah's breakfast in front of her, "But he asked me to inform Jimmy to come to pick him up early in the morning." Hannah was somewhat unhappy, for Oscar always left without saying anything.

"Enjoy your breakfast, Mrs Wells."

"Thanks."

Max then stood beside Hannah.

Hannah felt a bit uncomfortable having Max standing beside, so she said, "Max, please go ahead and continue whatever you're doing before this. You don't need to keep me accompanied. I'll call for you if I need anything."

"Yes, Mrs Wells."

Hannah then watched Max busy keeping the house while she had her breakfast.

Hannah wondered if Max was the only servant in such a big manor.

'Wouldn't it be too much for him?' Hannah thought to herself.

After she finished her breakfast, she glanced at her watch and prepared to leave for work.

The moment she stepped out of the house, she saw Max holding a stack of air tickets.

"Are they Oscar's?" Curious, she asked.

"Master Oscar travels frequently."

"Oh?" Hannah frowned.

There were at least twenty to thirty pieces of air tickets in Max's hand.

"Master Oscar travelled quite a lot the past weeks for the wedding preparations," Max explained, "Usually less."

Hannah pouted.

So, it meant Oscar was putting his effort into preparing for their wedding?

His intention for doing so was seemingly not about showing off.

Hannah told herself to stop overthinking.

There was no need to demolish an affirmed opinion.

"I got to go, Max." Hannah said.

"Drive safe, Mrs Wells."

"Okay."

Then she left.

Hannah was holding the key she took from the entryway and she headed to the garage and hopped into the red Maserati car.

It was Oscar's pick for sure. The car looked like something Oscar would pick.

Hannah liked it too.

After a time, she arrived at the building of Cooper Group.

Parking her car, she took a deep breath and walked into the grand lobby.

Six pretty receptionists with perfect figures were serving visitors and staff with good manners.

Hannah walked past them and headed to the secured entrance. It was a face recognition security program.

Hannah easily gained access to the building.

A confident smiled appeared on her cheek.

Hannah used to hide her talent and gave up the bright future ahead of her, while now, she was reborn to rewrite her story!