Chapter 5 Getting Along With Each Other

The two of them remained silent all the way and did not voice their doubts in the end. When they returned home and just walked through the door, they heard Auntie Smith"s sarcastic voice coming from the sofa. "You went out to have fun till so late on your second day in San Francisco. I wonder who you were fooling around with. How can such a woman marry my son?" After saying that, Uncle Smith frowned. He believed in Cassie"s character, but he was worried about her safety. When he was about to call and ask, he saw Cassie following Javen in. "So, Cas and Javen are together." Javen didn"t say anything, nor did he deny it. Uncle Smith smiled and said, "Cas, regarding the marriage, I intend to let you and my five sons take turns to get along with each other. At that time, you can decide who you want to marry." "Okay, Uncle Smith." Cassie nodded. Even though Auntie Smith was unhappy, she knew that no one could change her husband"s decision. She could only glance at Cassie unhappily. Early the next morning, Cassie was awakened by a knock on the door. She got up angrily and opened the door. Looking at Javen, who was in a black suit at the door, she was unhappy. The man said coldly, "Pack up and come with me to the office." "Why are we going to the company?" Right, Uncle Smith asked her to take turns to get along with everyone for a day, starting with the eldest brother, Javen. Cassie stretched herself and slowly walked into the bathroom. After a while, half an hour had passed. She got in the car in low spirits and went to the company with Javen. Right then, the man next to her said in a serious tone, "Cassie, I promised to stay with you because of my father. I will take good care of you when I take you to the company. But I won"t like you, and you don"t have to try to get to know me." Cassie raised her eyes and looked at the man in the driver"s seat. Her lips curled up and she seemed to be in high spirits. She said teasingly, "Is that so? After two days of observation, you"re the one I like the most. What should I do?" Displeasure flickered in the man"s eyes, and he said in a low voice, "I advise you not to waste your time." Cassie smiled and did not say anything else. After arriving at the company, the two of them got out of the car. All of a sudden, everyone fixed their eyes on them. "What the f*ck, who is that beauty next to the president? She has really long legs. I love her!" "She"s so beautiful. He"s a perfect match for our president!" "This is Cassie. I saw her when I came to the president"s house yesterday to deliver some documents." Hearing that it was Cassie, everyone was stunned. The difference between her and the photo was too big, wasn"t it? They thought that those who grew up in a small town would be ugly and vulgar. However, Cassie was like a daughter of a rich family, and everyone was talking about her. Javen handed the keys to the security guard at the security booth. As soon as Cassie took a step forward, she was stunned and said in surprise, "Mr. Foster!" The old man in a security uniform looked up and smiled. "Hey, Cas, why are you here?" Javen looked at them in disbelief, but Cassie said directly, "You go upstairs. I"ll go and park the car with Mr. Foster." After that, she got in the car. Everyone was paying attention to Cassie"s every move. They thought that the country girl would be stuck to Javen when they came to the company. Unexpectedly, she talked with the security guard all morning in the security pavilion. The gossipy crowd made fun of her. "Sure enough, she was from a small village. You can"t take them anywhere. No wonder she could talk to the security guard all morning." "Yes, maybe that Mr. Foster is from the same town as her." "What"s the point of growing up beautiful? She still hasn"t seen good things. I really don"t know why the Smith Family made such an engagement." Cassie did not know what the crowd was talking about. After Mr. Foster changed shifts, they went to a restaurant nearby together. As soon as she took a seat, she received a call from an unknown person. The cold voice on the other end of the line said directly, "Let"s get food together in the office."