Now, seeing the woman in Bennett's car, Baylor couldn't think of anyone but his wife.

He couldn't help but recall the recent conversations he had with Bennett. It was unusual for him to only exert pressure by imposing a strict deadline on them.

Initially, Baylor had assumed Jackson's request to have them wait outside had tempered Bennett's anger.

But that didn't seem reasonable now that he thought about it.

When had Bennett's anger ever melted simply because they waited some time outside?

The only logical explanation was Bennett's wife's presence in the office at that time.

Feeling as though he had unraveled a mystery, Baylor remained in place. He decided to call Jackson, who was most likely privy to the truth.

Jackson, having just reached home, was startled by the ringing phone.

Expecting an urgent matter concerning Bennett, he was surprised to find Baylor on the other end.

As Bennett's secretary, Jackson earned the respect of the company's senior executives. After all, he knew Bennett better than anyone else.

But in private, Jackson maintained minimal contact with the company's senior executives, a strategy to prevent any potential rumors.

Thus, when Baylor's call reached him, Jackson was genuinely taken aback.

"Baylor?"

“Yes, it's me! Jackson, did Mrs. Dreskin visit the office today?"

Baylor asked eagerly.

Jackson, aware that there was no need for secrecy, confirmed, “Yes.

Baylor, you..

"I ran into Mr. Dreskin in the parking lot on my way out, and there was a lady with him. I'm still surprised that he dismissed us so quickly after just a few words. If his wife was at the office, that could explain why his mood turned for the better."

Baylor's intent was more to share his thoughts than to seek validation from Jackson.

He continued to speak without allowing Jackson a chance to respond.

“It appears Mr. Dreskin holds such a deep affection for his wife. I wish she would visit the office more often."

Coincidentally, Jackson harbored the same sentiment.

Ensuring Baylor had finished, Jackson said, “Mr. Dreskin genuinely loves his wife deeply."

"Mrs. Dreskin is truly remarkable! If possible, I must express my gratitude to her."