Chapter 150 Impulsive Vow To An Enigmatic Husband

After getting off the plane. Comelia, as usual, went to collect the luggage by herself Ben wasn’t with them today, so she was in charge of all three suitcases It was a real pain to move them, so Comelia went to get a luggage cart, planning to put all the suitcases in it, which would make things a lot easier But when she turned around. Marcus was holding the luggage cart saying “I got this” Comelia was shocked that the big boss himself was going to handle the luggage. “Mr Hartley, this isn’t your job” Marcus said. “This is a personal trip” Even if it was a personal trip Comelia didn’t dare to let him handle the luggage. “Mr Hartley” At the critical moment. Marcus gave Briana Hartley a look and she immediately grabbed Cornelia and started walking. “Cornelia, let the big guy handle the luggage” “Bru no way” Comelia firmly opposed, shook off Briana, and went back to the luggage carousel, ‘Mr Hartley let me do it. I won’t feel easy letting you handle the luggage If the big boss had to handle the luggage himself, what was the point of having her as an assistant? if Marcus was in a bad mood and took it out on her, this could be a reason for her to get fired Marcus gave her a glance and easily put the three suitcases on the luggage cart, “I told you, this is a personal trip, why are you uneasy?” Comella candidly said. “Worried you’d give me trouble” Marcus laughed at her “is that what you think of me?” Comelia said. “You’re not, but” Marcus interrupted her, “No buts, if you are really worried, help me push the luggage” Comelia was speechless. What was up with Marcus? Why was he trying to steal her job? Did she do something wrong and he was forcing her to quit? Cornelia and Marcus walked out of the airport, and right outside they met a young couple, “Miss, could you take a picture for us?” Comelia nodded. “Sure” The girl quickly handed Comelia her phone and pointed at it, “Please get the words “Harbor City‘ in the background. It’s our first time in Harbor City, we want a souvenir”