“Mr. Clark!” Stella called out excitedly.
Hearing her voice, Matthew looked in her direction.
His eyebrows raised as soon as he saw the multiple carriers in her hands.
Stella read his mind just by looking at his expression.
With a bright smile, she explained, “Oh, since I got a special bonus, I decided to treat my colleagues to cups of coffee.”
Matthew nodded slightly.
The elevator bell dinged and then the doors swooshed open.
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The two walked in one after the other.
Stella painstakingly reached out, intending to hit the button of her office floor. But then, she saw that it was already on.
She took a stealthy glance at Matthew, thanked him in a low voice, and then walked behind him.
They were alone in here.
The silence was a little nerving, so Stella coughed and said, “Mr. Clark, I brought a painting to work today. I’ll bring it to you later in the day.”
“Okay,” Matthew replied in an indifferent voice.
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The elevator soon arrived at the floor of Stella’s office.
Before walking out, Stella raised one hand and asked, “Would you Like a cup of coffee?”
Matthew was a little surprised at first. When he saw that she was serious, he took out a cup and said, “Thanks.”
“Don’t mention it.” Stella smiled and walked out of the elevator.
It wasn’t until she was a few steps away from the office that she realized something; one of her colleagues wasn’t going to get a cup.
She couldn’t turn back now, so she decided to give that coworker her own cup of coffee and apologize.
Everyone surrounded her as soon as she got in. After they each took a cup, they thanked her cheerfully.
Luna walked over, only to find that the carriers were all empty.
She frowned and said with her voice raised, “Why can’t I find mine?
Did you intentionally leave me out because I suggested you buy us coffee? Have you got a problem with me? If you do, just say it with your full chest! You didn’t have to get my hopes up and discriminate against me here!”
Luna implied that Stella was forced to buy them coffee.