Lois turned around with a little tiredness on her face, "Mr. Gu, please let me be quiet for a while."

In the face of Lois's "request", Joey had to swallow the explanation in his mouth and drove back to the city.

Joey smoothly arrived at the "YN Group". Looking at the glorious brand in front of him, he frowned and wondered if one day "YN Group" would become a real group, and Lois would no longer have to be the woman behind him.

While Joey was deep in thought, Lois had woken up. She thanked him in a low voice, opened the door and walked into the company.

Looking at her slightly stiff walking posture, Joey was slightly stunned. When he suddenly came to YN Group to look for her, he recalled that Kent had said, "Lois was hurt..."

Looking at her back, Joey wondered if she was really hurt? Why didn't he notice? Joey smiled pathetically. He knew better than ever that she was really unhappy to marry him.

It was not until Lois's back disappeared that Joey turned around. All of a sudden, it occurred to him that the purpose of him coming here today was only to confirm whether the "divor

t the angular face of Joey, she thought to herself, 'he is just not good at communicating with people, but he never ignores me.'.

Thinking of the interaction between Joey and Lois with their child in the restaurant, Sally raised her eyes to look at Joey, with an irresistible desire of monopolizing in her eyes. He was hers! He could only be hers!

"Sally!"

Several well-dressed, beautiful and lively girls came downstairs and walked towards Sally with a smile.

Joey didn't move his eyebrows. He just wanted to persuade Sally to explain the misunderstanding between the two to Lois.

He came to save Sally's face. On the one hand, he wanted to save Sally's face, and on the other hand, he wanted her to return his favor.

Sally's mother was a little unhappy when she saw a group of "good sisters of her daughter" surrounded Joey like flies. She smiled gently and walked towards Joey. "Joey is here."

Joey's thin lips were almost pressed into a line. Except for his mother, there were few women who called his name like that. But thinking that she was an elder, Joey nodded perfunctorily.