Timely, Leonel's chief secretary entered the scene.

Accompanied by Leonel's other secretaries, she distributed wedding favors. Each employee then received a delicate box of expensive chocolate.

The entire Exceed Group resonated with joy.

The news circulated among the staff that Leonel was married to the eldest daughter of the Fowler family.

Having grown up together, they had finally tied the knot.

Their child was nearing three years old.

Alexis was rendered speechless. In a subdued tone, she questioned, “Leonel, are you behaving childishly?"

Leonel cradled Evelyn, awaiting the elevator. He turned to Alexis, sneering. "What's the matter? Do you intend to present yourself as a single woman even after making a commitment to me? Or perhaps you're hesitant to inform Calvin? Still feeling inseparable from him? Do you still wish to resume whatever you had with him?"

Alexis weathered Leonel's harsh words in silence.

Evelyn wrapped her arms around Leonel's neck and inquired, "Dad, what does ‘inseparable’ mean?"

Leonel was momentarily taken aback.

After a prolonged pause, he responded tersely, “It means two people living together."

Evelyn comprehended and mused to herself, "Like when Calvin and Mommy lived together, and with me. Calvin always talked about how beautiful Mommy was and how much he liked her. That's what ‘inseparable’ means, right, Daddy?"

Leonel's expression turned livid.

After a moment, he instructed in a deep voice, "From now on, refer to Calvin as Mr. Swain."

Evelyn felt a twinge of unhappiness, but she refrained from challenging adults. In her thoughts, she continued to address Calvin by his name like she always did.

Alexis, however, found herself powerless against Leonel's decisions.

She marveled at the energy exhibited by the person who had just undergone the operation.

The secretaries not only distributed wedding favors within the company but also sent them to major media outlets in town.

Duefron boasted over a hundred such media outlets, and the Exceed Group's generosity did not go unnoticed.