Ch. 4405: Married At First Sight Chapter 4405

Chapter 4405

Spencer was just about to drive into the Du Group when he saw Abby’s car coming out.

She stopped when she recognized his car and gave a quick honk, signaling to see who should go first.

Spencer pulled over and let her pass. Then he got out of his car and walked over to hers.

“Abby, heading out? Aren’t you still on the clock?”

He asked like he didn’t already know, making it seem like he had just gotten there.

Abby stepped out of her car too. “Brother Spencer, I left early today. I’ve already handed my work off to someone else, so you can ask around if you need anything. Evan just got here—we’re going out for dinner.”

Spencer said, “Can’t you wait until we’re done with work? I could treat you. Where’s Fourth Young Master York? Did he just show up? I thought he’d been waiting out here for a while—I was going to bring him in to find you.”

Abby smiled. “Sister Seren had her baby. Evan went back to see her—it’s his first nephew, and he really cares about her. Now that she’s been discharged and is home resting, Evan came here. York Corporation is planning to invest in Huyoniville, and he’s in charge of the project.”

Spencer already knew all of this.

But deep down, he also knew Abby’s heart had completely shifted toward Evan.

Even though Evan had turned Abby down once, the Du family didn’t stay mad for long—especially after Evan ate those chili peppers live on TV, ended up in the hospital, and had a coughing fit that lasted a while. After that, the Du family let it go.

Clearly, they favored Evan. The York family was powerful, and Evan himself was incredibly capable.

Spencer couldn’t help feeling jealous.

“Brother Spencer, you can just go talk to the Vice President. He and I are both in charge of working with your company. Since I’m not around, you can deal with him directly. He’ll help you out.”

Spencer was no stranger to how things worked.

“Is that so? Alright then. Mind if I join you for dinner? Work stuff’s not that urgent,” he said, clearly trying to crash their dinner.

Abby hesitated, then turned him down. “Brother Spencer, Evan just got here, and I have a lot to talk to him about. It’s not that you can’t come, but we’ll be deep in conversation. I’d hate to make it awkward for you, so it’s probably better if you don’t join us today. Let’s go another time.”

She smiled. “I’ll treat you another day. Or better yet, come to my house for dinner this weekend. My mom’s always asking about you. Since our companies are working together now, she keeps saying that if she sees you, she’s inviting you over. She told me to let her know in advance if you're coming so she can cook all your favorite dishes.”

Spencer smiled. “My godmother’s so thoughtful. I’ll clear my schedule this weekend and spend the day at your place.”

“Great, I’ll let my mom know,” Abby said.

Spencer nodded. Even if his godmother favored Evan, she was still kind to him as her godson.

Lately, he’d been so busy with work that he hadn’t visited the Du family in a while.

His own mother often reminded him to stop by—catch up with his godmother, talk about family stuff, and keep up his presence in front of everyone there.

Spencer nodded again. “Alright, I’ll stop bothering you. Go enjoy your dinner.”

Abby smiled once more, then waved toward Evan.