Chapter 67 Consider Having A Romantic Partner.

Bullen and this new city that Audrey was in were thousands of miles away. The development of Bullen was mainly based on high-tech, while the medical industry was developed in the City Audrey moved to. It may be difficult for mobile communication companies to come here to discuss cooperation.

This was also the reason why Audrey Turnah urged her father to move the company to this City.

After they moved here, they changed the company name, and her father and brother basically didn't appear in the public media, keeping a low profile.

It stood to reason that it was absolutely impossible for Jerry Dank to know that Audrey Turnah was here.

But h came, and coincidentally, he ran into her at the airport.

Audrey Turnah's thoughts waivered slightly.

Jerry Dank couldn't have come all the way to see a doctor, right?

But when she hid, she hurriedly glanced back, although she didn't see his appearance clearly.

However, it felt like he was running very fast towards where she was, and he didn't seem to be sick.

Audrey Turnah couldn't figure it out, so she didn't think about it, and simply sent a message to Leopold Demp.

"During this period, don't come to my place for the time being. Let's talk about it after the wind has passed," Audrey said to Leopold via text.

"Audrey, don't worry, I don't think he has any doubts at all, he thought he was hallucinating,'' Leopold Demp quickly replied.

Audrey was speechless.

Anyway, she'd better be careful.

She was just about to leave, when the phone rang, and she picked it up.

"Peter? Are you back from your business trip?" Audrey asked the caller.

On the other end, the man replied with a smile.

"Yes, are you at home now? I brought you a gift, should I send it to you?" Peter asked.

"Now? I'm at the airport right now and I just finished seeing a friend off,'' Audrey replied.

"What gift? Why don't you come to the hospital tomorrow and give it to me, it's the same thing," Audrey added.

"If I take it to the hospital, you have to take it home by yourself. It's too heavy and inconvenient. I'll come to you, it's not far away," Peter replied.

His voice was gentle but persistent.

"That's fine, I'll be home in about forty minutes," Audrey Turnah said after thinking about it for a while.

"Well, I'll wait for you," Peter said.

On the other end, Peter was waiting outside the Turnah's villa, his eyes fell on the gift he was going to give to Audrey Turnah in his hand, and there was a bit of tenderness and anticipation in his eyes.

When she came home, she saw Peter standing at the front of her villa before she got out of the car.

She trotted over hurriedly.

"I'm sorry, there was a traffic jam on the road, have you waited for a long time?" Audrey asked him.

"No, I've only been here for a while," Peter replied.

He turned around and opened the car door, and took out a stack of books from the car.

"This is a bit heavy, how about I help you get it in?" He asked Audrey.

Audrey Turnah was pleasantly surprised.

"The original complete works of Dr. Mayer? How did you know I wanted this?" She asked Peter with excitement.

"Last time I heard you mention that you liked his works. This time I happened to see it on my business trip abroad, so I bought it for you,'' Peter replied cheerfully.

Dr. Mayer Waldorf was a very famous doctor writer. He had written several works in the past two years, but unfortunately there were no publications in Audrey's country.

She had always wanted to receive a set of the original complete works, but she couldn't buy them in her country, so she had to give up.

Unexpectedly, Peter was so thoughtful that he bought it for her.

Peter held the book and followed Audrey into the Turnah family villa.

Charles Turnah and Peter Turnah were chatting in the living room when Peter and Audrey entered.

Peter, Audrey's friend, greeted her father fondly, especially because they were namesakes.

Charles Turnah didn't speak but Peter Turnah received Peter with a smile.

"Peter, you are here? Sit down," Peter Turnah said.

"I'll bring the books in for Audrey, and I'll leave right away," Peter replied.

"It's so late, don't bother sir,'' he added.

"That's fine, come over for dinner another day when you're free," Peter Turnah replied. He was very enthusiastic.

Peter put down the book, and Audrey Turnah escorted him out.

At the door, Peter took out an exquisite gift box from his pocket.

"Audrey, here it is, for you!" Peter said, handing Audrey another gift.

Audrey was was surprised.

"This is also a gift for me?" She asked.

Peter nodded.

"You usually see patients, and it's not convenient for you to look at your mobile phone. It would be better to have a watch," He said to Audrey.

Audrey Turnah glanced at the logo on the box, it was a famous luxury watch brand.

This gift was indeed a bit expensive.

"Peter, I have my own watch, no need..." Audrey said.

"You have it, it's yours, and you've worn it for a long time, it's time to change it," Peter replied.

He stuffed the gift box into her hand.

"Besides, you don't have to return the favor. If you feel inclined, just treat me to a meal when you have time," Peter said to Audrey.

He opened the door and got into the car, and waved to Audrey with a slight smile.

"I'll leave now, see you tomorrow," he said.

Audrey Turnah's emotions were a little flustered.

She had accidentally dropped her watch, and there were scratches on the surface. She did think about buying a new watch.

It's just that she was too busy on weekdays, so she kept procrastinating.

Speaking of which, Peter always seemed to be able to accurately guess her thoughts in details.

Over the years, it seemed that this had always been the case, and the right intention was always irresistible.

"Peter had been waiting for you outside for more than an hour," Charles Turnah said to Audrey when she entered back into the living room.

When Audrey Turnah returned to the living room, Charles Turnah pursed his lips.

"Audrey, this man has been chasing you for four years, right? So far, he hasn't given up yet?" He asked.

Before Audre responded, Peter Turnah interrupted.

"As for my judgement, Peter is a good kid. Audrey, you are working now, you can think about your personal problems," he said to Audrey Turnah.

Audrey shallowly curled her lips.

"Charles has not even thought about it, why should I be in such a hurry?'' Audrey Turnah asked.

"Dad is talking about you, don't draw the flames of war on me," Charles Turnah quickly said.

He got up, as if he wanted to stay out of the matter.

"I don't have a suitor like Peter, who hangs around the door of the house all day long," he added.

Peter Turnah waited for Charles Turnah to go upstairs.

"Audrey, I am serious. This kid has been treating you like the first day for four years. You should really consider him," Peter Turnah said to Audrey.

"Dad, why don't you urge Charles, he is much older than me," Audrey replied.

Speaking of which, Audrey seemed to have never seen her father urge Charles about his personal problems.

Charles was the eldest in the family. After getting married and having children, he will inherit the Turnah family's property.

For so many years, Charles had changed women like a lantern, but none of them lasted more than three months. Shouldn't her father be more anxious concerning Charles?

Peter Turnah's eyes were a bit complicated.

"Charles?...he has not met a suitable one either, yet you have one ready-made," Peter Turnah replied.

Audrey was a little helpless.

"There are so many ready-made ones, Dad, don't you care if I like him or not?" Audrey replied.

"Then do you like my name sake, Peter?" Peter Turnah asked Audrey.

Audrey Turnah pursed her lips, for a moment, she didn't know how to answer.

Like him? It seemed impossible to talk about it.

However, among so many young men who chased her, Peter was the one who made her feel most at ease and comfortable getting along with her.

So after four years, only Peter could enter the door of the Turnah house.

"You've grown so big, I have only seen you admit to liking one person in the entire world,'' Peter Turnah said to Audrey.

He felt a little emotional when he thought of the past.

He thought that his daughter liked Jerry Dank at the beginning, but in the end, she left so resolutely.

Peter Turnah sighed softly.

"To be honest, I don't understand now, what makes you like him?'' Peter Turnah asked.

Audrey Turnah knew who her father was referring to, and felt slightly uncomfortable.

"Dad, those things are in the past, why mention it?" She asked.

"Okay, I won't mention it, I won't mention it. But I am getting old, and I really hope that you can have a fixed life," Peter Turnah said.

Recently, Peter Turnah had a feeling of getting old.

Charles Turnah had a stubborn temper, and he could listen to his father talk about company matters, but it was useless for him to talk about emotional matters.

Peter Turnah reckoned that there was no hope for him as far as Charles Turnah was concerned. Peter Turnah only hoped that his daughter would get married as soon as possible, so that he can enjoy the happiness of having his grandson.