However, the man only chuckled.

“How can I let my woman be my chauffeur? If the others hear about this, they'll laugh at me!"

Rena smiled, but she didn't insist. Instead, she simply told him to take his temperature from time to time.

“If you still have a fever later, I'll take you to the hospital tomorrow, okay?"

Waylen smiled and then got out of the car.

When he arrived at the office, instead of having his meeting, the first thing he did was to call Jazlyn in.

“Give me Rena's credit card statement," he ordered.

Jazlyn was surprised at first.

Then she guessed that there must've been some sort of conflict between the couple.

In less than ten minutes, she returned to his office and put the document on the desk in front of him.

“Mr. Fowler, this is your supplementary card's statement. The last time Miss Gordon used it was over a week ago.”

Waylen nodded and asked Jazlyn to go out first.

Then he leafed through the document quietly.

It turned out that she hadn't been using his money.

And she bought a car by herself.

Lastly, she intended to start her own business.

These were the moves of a well-educated woman. Waylen had never doubted

Rena's moral code, and he knew that she wasn't materialistic.

But he was more than willing to support her financially. In fact, he was determined to make it up to her even if their relationship had an expiration date.

What she was doing now wasn't what he wanted!

He wanted a more simple relationship-that of a give-and-take.

But he knew Rena well. If he didn't respect her, she'd stop being so good to him!