The lighting in the private room was quite ambiguous, Kade Yuvan kept chattering, but Jasmine Yale couldn’t remember what he said afterward.
Her mind was still lingering over a few words he mentioned, find someone who’s good to her.
Kade Yuvan was drinking while talking and soon got drunk.
Little Clementine moved around in the stroller, waking up.
It wasn’t clear how long had passed, but Kade Yuvan was drunk, Jasmine Yale then stood up to support him: "Kade Yuvan, it’s getting late, let’s go home and rest."
Kade Yuvan had pretty good drinking manners, even when drunk, he wouldn’t talk nonsense or behave recklessly.
He obediently nodded: "Mm... home."
"Shall I call a car to take you back? Can you manage?"
"Sure... can..."
Jasmine Yale was amused and helpless, this version of Kade Yuvan was just like a child.
Jasmine Yale summoned a waiter to help escort Kade Yuvan downstairs and into a taxi.
As he left, Kade Yuvan seemed rather reluctant, waving at Jasmine Yale.
As the taxi drove away, the night was clear and the moon was bright.
Sometimes, some people, once they part, who knows when they will meet again.
Jasmine Yale stood in the wind, the shadow of the taxi long gone, yet she remained standing, her gaze silently watching the direction in which the car departed.
Kade Yuvan would return to his country in a few days, and she would once again become solitary in Cakago.
The night breeze carried the warm scent of flowers across her face, lifting her loose hair, she squinted her eyes, raised her head, and looked at the tranquil bright moon in the sky.
After a long while, she crouched down and looked at her daughter in the stroller.
Little Clementine awoke, playing with the plush little dolphin beside her.
Jasmine Yale looked at her, and she returned a smile to Jasmine Yale, her big eyes sparkling.
Jasmine Yale smiled too, reaching out to touch her cheek, her voice affectionate: "Little rascal."
...
Work gradually settled into a routine.
Jasmine Yale’s schedule began to fill up.
She traveled far and wide with Will Caddel, negotiating, attending meetings, visiting construction sites, the busy life, although tiring, was particularly fulfilling.
Once people become occupied, they tend to forget many things, those they cared about before, no longer seem to matter as much.
The leaves on the treetops had already turned green, after the apricot blossoms, came the crabapple flowers, the bustling spring never lacking in colorful hues, everything was noisy and flourishing.
At a glance, the streets and alleys were filled with verdant greenery, a lively color that always brings boundless hope.
Early summer, afternoon.
The warm air always made people sleepy.
Jasmine Yale looked at the mountain of paperwork, got up to make a cup of coffee, and continued to work on her computer.
The aroma of coffee spread through the office, mingling with the floral scent from outside the window, such an afternoon was serene and wonderful. The curtain’s gauze was lifted by the wind, waves of warm breeze blew into the office.
The sound of the keyboard tapping resonated in the quiet office space, over and over.
After finishing a cup of coffee, she had completed a work report.
Jasmine Yale, holding the documents, went to Will Caddel’s adjacent office.
"Come in."
"CEO Caddel." Jasmine Yale walked over, placing all the files on Will Caddel’s desk, "Here is the last engineering acceptance plan, quarterly financial report, and the next round of financing case."
Will Caddel paused his work, flipped through the documents: "Mm, leave them there, I’ll check them later."
"Okay, I’ll continue to sort out the last survey report."
"There’s a finance summit tonight, tidy up and attend with me."
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