In the elevator, Ste expressed her concerns with a slight sigh.


    “You humiliated Elizabeth like that.


    She must be furious.


    ”


    Matthew shrugged off the concern casually.


    “I’m only worried about you.


    Other people’s opinions don’t matter to me.


    ”


    Ste still pictured the sullen expression on Elizabeth’s face, which lingered in her mind.


    Grasping her hand, Matthew reassured her, “Ignore her.


    I’ve brought you here for a special reason, a surprise I’ve prepared for you.


    ”


    As he finished speaking, the elevator came to a halt, and he led her out with a hint of mystery.


    “What kind of surprise?” Ste asked, her tone cautious as she reminded him, “Remember, we’re at thepany now.


    We should keep our personal matters discreet and not mix them


    with business.


    ”


    “It’s business-rted,” Matthew replied Lightly.


    “What is it?” Ste probed, her curiosity piqued.Ccontent ? exclusive by N?/vel(D)ra/ma.Org.


    Matthew only smiled, keeping the details to himself.


    “You’ll see soon enough,” he assured her as they reached an office door.


    “Go ahead, take a look inside.


    ”


    Ste, puzzled, opened the door and stepped into the office.


    It was spacious, brightly lit, and freshly arranged, obviously requiring significant effort.


    “I set up this office just for you.


    It’s right below mine.


    Do you like it?” Matthew inquired with a hopeful look.


    Ste nodded absently, initially overwhelmed, “Yes,” she murmured.


    However, her practicality quickly resurfaced, and she voiced a concern.


    “But isn’t it too extravagant to set up a whole new office for me? I’m only temporarily managing the Dorburn clothing project.


    Once it ends, I’ll be leaving Prosperity Group.


    This office will just be left empty.


    ”


    Matthew gently patted her head, dismissing her worries with a soft chuckle.


    “No effort is too great for you.


    It’s not a waste.


    ”


    Ste was moved as she surveyed the office.


    Its design was simple yet exuded a warm and weing aura, rivaling even Matthew’s CEO office.


    The small sofa that she adored and the curtains in her favorite color spoke volumes of Matthew’s attentiveness.


    She embraced him gently, mindful of his injuries, and held him close.


    Looking up into his eyes, she expressed her gratitude.


    “I love this office.


    Thank you.


    ”


    Matthew responded with a ki*s, eliciting a blush from Ste as she remembered they were in a professional setting.


    Observing her bashfulness, Matthew teased, “Show me some real gratitude, if you mean it?”


    Her heart racing, Ste pecked Matthew on the cheek and questioned yfully, “Is that enough?”