They were in the midst of a lively conversation when a commotion was heard outside the tea room. Marge dragged Ariana out to see the action.

Many individuals were milling about outside. Marge inquired of a total stranger.

The male coworker with a round visage said, "Mr. Anderson's girlfriend has arrived.

Everyone is looking forward to meeting her!"

“What? Mr. Theodore Anderson, or Mr. Jasper Anderson?" Marge was taken aback.

“Well... That would be Mr. Theodore Anderson, of course! Mr. Jasper Anderson is a playboy who is constantly going through different girlfriends. Come on, why should we be curious about his girlfriend?"

Marge was startled by the answer. She could not help but glance at Ariana, who had a frosty expression on her face.

Helen was sitting gracefully in the hall's rest area with a light touch of makeup. All eyes were on her, filled with envy.

But Helen was unperturbed; in fact, she was relishing the attention.

Today, she wore the white dress that the media had captured her in with Theodore.

If everything went according to plan, when she arrived at Theodore's compan¥? people would assume she was his girlfriend.

She delighted in the idea of the misconception. Even though she wasn't his girlfriend at the moment, she believed that one day, she would be.

To Helen, she was the only woman worthy of standing by Theodore's side. No one else deserved him.

Despite the chaos and turmoil inside her, Helen maintained a pure smile on her face and spoke softly to the front desk secretary.

"How much longer until Theodore's meeting is over?" she asked.

"The meeting will be over in five minutes, Miss Clarke. Why don't you grab a cup of coffee while you wait? Mr. Anderson will be out soon," the secretary suggested with a warm smile. She couldn't help stealing glances at Theodore's enigmatic girlfriend.

Although Helen was gentle and had an angelic smile, she seemed homely. Maybe men just preferred this type of woman?

The five minutes elapsed quickly. The secretary escorted Helen to the elevator and pressed the button for her. Helen followed at a relaxed pace.

Upon arriving on the top floor, Theodore had just retumed to his office and was engrossed in signing a contract. Two senior executives stood beside him.

A knock on the door interrupted them. They turned to see Helen. Theodore's expression remained unchanged as he quickly signed the document and asked the executives to leave.