Chapter 606: Chapter 606: Sweet and Warm Heating Up (10)
 

Before Ms. Taylor could ask Steve Burton to sign the documents, he promptly handed her his phone, pointing at the screen and saying, “I was about to find you. Contact the person who organized this event, no matter how high the price, buy that stroller.”

After a pause, Steve pointed at Ruby Gregory’s Twitter and said, “Then, as the winner, “@” her as the mother of the Gregory twins.”

Ms. Taylor was stunned for a second before giving Steve a puzzled look and nodding in agreement.

In her heart, she questioned who the mother of the Gregory twins was. Such a big deal – just by simply retweeting a winning tweet, and the Big Boss secretly arranged for her to win.

Seeing Ms. Taylor nod, Steve took back his phone, frowning at the screen and refreshing Ruby’s Twitter page, asking casually, “What’s up?”

Ms. Taylor quickly regained composure and, with both hands, handed over the documents she was holding, “These two documents need your signature.”

Steve nodded slightly, his eyes never leaving Ruby’s Twitter. He reached out and began to feel for his signing pen on the desk nearby.

There were quite a few documents on the table, and, with Steve’s gaze fixed on the phone screen, they became a bit messy as he searched for the pen. Ms. Taylor noticed that two books were hidden under the documents – one was Precautions for Pregnant Women, the other, Good Motherhood.

The book Good Motherhood was open on the table, and she clearly saw many red marks on the pages. She recognized them as Steve’s handwriting.

Ms. Taylor was already surprised by the mention of the “Gregory twins’ mother”, but now, seeing these two books, she was dumbfounded.

Wasn’t the Big Boss supposed to be unmarried? Why was he suddenly looking at books about pregnant women? Did Mr. Burton get a new girlfriend who was pregnant?

And, judging by the marks in the book, the Big Boss seemed to care a lot about this pregnant woman and the child in her belly… Otherwise, he wouldn’t have taken such detailed notes!

When Steve found his signing pen, he looked up at Ms. Taylor. She quickly snapped out of it and skillfully flipped the pages of the documents to the signature section, handing them to Steve.

Steve didn’t notice Ms. Taylor’s strange look. After signing, he casually threw the pen aside and returned to Ruby Gregory’s Twitter.

Ms. Taylor closed the documents, picked them up, and looked at Steve with a lingering odd expression, saying, “Mr. Burton, I’ll go out first.”

Steve didn’t even look up from his phone, just nodded slightly. When Ms. Taylor was about to open the office door with the documents, Steve reminded her again, “Don’t forget about the Twitter prize, the mother of the Gregory twins.”

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Ruby Gregory felt she had been quite lucky recently.

She habitually browsed Twitter during her spare time, reading some gossip and funny comments, and occasionally shared her own feelings and updates.

From childhood to adulthood, Ruby had never won a prize, so she never held out hope for winning. But on that noon, she saw one of her friends retweeted a tweet about winning a baby stroller.