I Slept with My Boss and Ran Away

Harvey wasn’t very meticulous, often careless. When Selene asked him, “Since Meredith came back, has anything seemed off? Any specific incidents?”

Harvey scratched his head, “Specific incidents… let me think…”

“Not really,” Harvey said. “Does sleeping in separate rooms count?”

Selene asked, “Have Meredith and Terrence always slept in separate rooms?”

“Yes,” Harvey said. “She’s been back for so long. Even if she couldn’t remember everything, I don’t think it should have led to them sleeping separately for this long. Has my boss lost his charm?”

Selene said, “A normal woman wouldn’t be able to resist a wealthy, handsome, and affectionate man.”

Wealthy, handsome, and affectionate-any man possessing even one of these traits could easily win over a woman.

And someone who had all three? Terrence was truly a rare gem.

Hearing this, Harvey blushed and shamelessly said, “Selene, aren’t you describing me? I didn’t know you thought so highly of me.”

Selene: “…”

It was hard to argue with that. In terms of financial power, Harvey couldn’t match Terrence but was still very wealthy. In terms of looks, he was slightly less handsome than Terrence but still stood out among ordinary people. As for being affectionate, Harvey had waited for Selene while she was in prison and had remained faithful.

Selene took a sip of her tea. “You pass.”

Harvey laughed, “Selene, how about we go to the sky restaurant for dinner tonight? Maybe some champagne to celebrate…”

“I have plans tonight,” Selene said. “My dad is taking me to a social event.”

“Your dad really plans to groom you?” Harvey was happy for her. “Your dad has good taste.”

Trained by Celestial Alliance, Selene might not excel in business yet but she was smart and knowledgeable in various fields.

Business was about seizing opportunities, avoiding risks, and making profitable investments. Vision and capability were crucial.

“Yes,” Selene said. “My older brother has no interest in business, so I’ll take the opportunity.”

“What about tomorrow? I’ll book a reservation in advance…”

Selene said, “Tomorrow I plan to go to Meriton. Meredith was taken in by a family there; I need to investigate and clear some things up.”

“What things?”

Harvey was also interested since it involved Meredith.

After a moment of thought, Selene said, “I suspect… this Meredith is an impostor.”

Harvey’s face changed dramatically. “Selene, are you joking? How could Meredith be fake? We’ve seen her countless times; she’s real.”Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

“The person is real but whether she’s Meredith is another question,” Selene said. “In Celestial Alliance, we used various disguises to complete missions-masks and cosmetic surgery being the most effective. I suspect this one had surgery.”

“Surgery to look like Meredith?” Harvey found it hard to believe. “Even with advanced techniques, unless they’re twins, where would you find someone who looks exactly the same?”

“It’s possible,” Selene said. “Perfectly replicating a face isn’t that difficult with current technology. You wouldn’t know because you’re not familiar with this field.”

“If this Meredith is fake, where’s the real one? What’s the impostor’s motive for getting close to my boss?” Harvey pondered. “It doesn’t seem like she’s after his looks; otherwise, they wouldn’t be sleeping separately. Money is a possibility.”

“Whatever the motive is, we need to go to Meriton first and find out,” Selene cautioned. “Until we know more, don’t alert anyone or let anything slip to Terrence.”

Harvey mimed zipping his lips. “Mum’s the word. Selene, I’ll go with you tomorrow.”

He also wanted to know if this Meredith was fake and where the real one might be.

“Alright,” Selene put down her teacup. “I also want to know where the real Meredith is; I’m just afraid she might have…” met with misfortune.

Harvey shared this suspicion. “Honestly, her return seemed strange from the start. Surviving under those circumstances was nothing short of a miracle. But whether real or fake, it’s good that the boss made it down from the mountain.”