The President’s Five Children

The guard was strong, staring alertly at Bonnie.

“I’m sorry. I didn’t know that.”

Bonnie turned around and went to the other floors. But to her surprise, all floors of the company were closed to her. Oh, except for the top floor where William’s office was. Did she look like a suspicious commercial spy?

Bonnie went straight to William’s office to tell him about this.

“I didn’t know that.” William frowned confusedly.

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“Then let me check it out, and I promise I’ll find out the reason. Don’t be mad.”

“No, I just need to talk to someone. You shouldn’t find the boss, or he might judge your work.”

Actually, Annie would leave the company once the logo was finished. So, she didn’t care about her popularity or authority around the office.

“Annie, you’re really sweet. Would you like to go out for a dinner? I mean, it’s for an apology on behalf of the firm.” William looked at her with deepened guilt.

When he was about to call to make a reservation, Bonnie quickly stopped him.

“No, I have to head home early today.”

“Sebastian is waiting for you?” asked William, resigned sadness in his eyes.

“Yes, we got an appointment today.”

She didn’t lie. They were going to talk about the design tonight.

After a long while, he squeezed a smile and said with resignation. “Well, then I think you leave me no choice. Maybe another day.”

“When I have finished the logo, we can have a celebration dinner.”

“Okay.” William nodded.

Suddenly, Bonnie’s phone rang. It was actually a call from kindergarten.

“Mommy, come to kindergarten. It’s a big emergency!” The voice on the other end of the phone was anxious.

“What?” Bonnie’s heart almost leaped to her throat, “Mommy will be here soon!”

After hanging up the phone, Bonnie looked at William, “I’m sorry, William. Something was going on at the kindergarten. I have to take an hour off.”

“I’ll go with you.” William said immediately, “You don’t seem well. What if you go distracted while driving?”

He was right. Bonnie almost lost the use of her limbs in panic.

“Thank you.” Bonnie handed the car key to William.

In half an hour, they arrived outside the kindergarten.

“Kids, where are you?” Bonnie rushed inside.