The breakfast was mostly silent but at regular intervals, Reuben would break the silence to remind her to take care of herself.
By the time they had completed their meal, Lina was more worried that he would start lecturing her once again rather than focusing on the hatred she had for his breakfast choice.
Reuben noticed her pouting face and decided to stop now before she lost her cool at him.
"I will call you during lunch hours." He promised as he rose from the table.
Their used crockery was left on the table as the staff would soon arrive to retrieve them.
Lina walked forward and held the suit's jacket which was in his hand and helped him put it on.
Dusting his shoulders after she had adjusted his collar and tie, she looked up only to find that he was looking down at her with a smile on his face.
'My mother would do this every day when my father would go to work at Ming Enterprises.' He recalled the memories of his childhood.
