Chapter 28

It made little difference. After all, he could easily obtain her number whenever he pleased.

"No, thanks. I'll have my assistant inform you if there's something important," Dickson replied curtly.

Amanda furrowed her brow and adopted a chilly tone. "What is it you want to see me about?"

Dickson, somewhat embarrassed, cleared his throat and explained, "Well, my sister wants to see the two kids. So..."

Before Dickson could finish, Amanda grew incensed. "Excuse me, Mr.Dickson. We can discuss work matters in the company; there's no need for private meetings."

"Furthermore, my kids are not obligated to meet strangers."

"Amanda, my sister whom I consider my mother, is getting old. She just wants to see the kids. She doesn't have other thoughts."

"Sorry, they can't go to see her," Amanda firmly refused.

Dickson's sister was astute; her desire to see the kids stemmed from her suspicions about whether they were Dickson's. If she laid eyes on them, she would undoubtedly insist that Dickson unde