Arielle Moore and Vinson Nightshire

Chapter 1805 Wedding Gift

Arielle was about to take out her phone and call Vinson when Rayson, who had just exited the elevator and was preparing to leave, spotted her. He walked up to her with a surprised expression. "Ms. Moore, why are you here?"

She beamed when she saw Rayson. "I'm here to see Vinson but I forgot to tell him in advance."

Upon hearing that, Rayson immediately turned to the two receptionists and said, "When you see Ms. Moore in the future, just let her in."

The two receptionists did not know what was the reason behind that instruction. Nonetheless, they nodded in response.

Rayson had been on his way to take care of some other matters. However, since Arielle had arrived, he decided to take her to Vinson's office personally.

"This way, Ms. Moore. I'll take you to him." Having said that, he began leading the way.

Worried about delaying him from attending to his work, she smiled and replied, "Please don't mind me if you have work to do. I can go there myself."

"Oh, it's nothing important," he answered. Now that the boss is back, I only need to listen to his instructions. It's not like before when I had to consider everything thoroughly, then make a decision.

After leading Arielle to Vinson's office, Rayson turned and left. She reached out and knocked on the door, then heard Vinson's voice telling her to enter. Arielle turned the doorknob, opened the door, and walked in. However, when she saw Vinson focused intently on his work, she did not say anything after entering.

Vinson raised his head. When he saw Arielle, he got up and walked toward her. "Why have you come, Sannie? Do you still feel unwell?"

He was worried she would fall sick after being in the sea for so long the previous day.

"I'm not that frail," she answered with a smile. After uttering those words, she suddenly saw a man gazing at her with a grin, and her mouth fell open in shock.

"Aaron? What are you doing here?"

"While it was unsure whether we were dead or alive, Aaron heard that the company was in trouble and specially came here to help." Before Aaron could respond, Vinson had already piped up while looking at Arielle with a wide smile. Vinson was incredibly grateful for what Aaron did. It never occurred to me that he'd decide to do such a thing.

Hearing that, Arielle finally realized the young foreign man Susanne had mentioned was actually referring to Aaron. She walked up to him and gently ruffled his hair.

"How fortunate I am to have a brother like you."

It was wrong of me to hesitate to acknowledge him as my brother previously. It does feel pretty good to have a family member. I now have someone to rely on if I encounter any difficulties.

Aaron was pleased by her affectionate gesture. He snorted lightly and said, "Have you only just realized how amazing I am?"

"It's my fault for not realizing sooner," Arielle answered with a grin.

Vinson watched the two of them chatting happily, then reached out and drew Arielle into his embrace. "Did you have a reason for coming here?"

She nodded. "Your mother said a young foreign man transferred twenty percent of the shares to you for free. It didn't seem right to me to take something from another just like that. That's why I came here to talk to you about giving that person the money for acquiring the shares." After saying that, she looked at Aaron and continued, "It's just that the last thing I expected was that the young foreign man your mother told me about would turn out to be Aaron."

"Aaron, we can't take your shares without giving anything in return. Here's a card. Take it. There's not enough here to pay for that twenty percent of the shares, but I'll make sure Vinson makes it up to you after his company regains its footing." As Arielle spoke, she took a bank card from her bag and handed it to Aaron.

However, Aaron shook his head and did not take the card. He looked at her and said, "Just think of the shares as your wedding gift."