After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities

It seemed like the jewelry was going to be either of them.

Franklin was surprised to see that well-reserved set. And he wanted it too as he thought that Master Keturah was a big fan of such things. Meanwhile, what Mrs. Wright had said came to his mind, "Give the people what they want.”

And for sure, he would have to bring a decent gift when he came to visit Master Keturah.

He just didn't expect Sylvia liked it too.

He looked at that set with a reluctant look in his eyes for a while. "Well, just let her have it."

The dining room was silent as no other bid was made.

Sylvia beckoned to Logan, "Go pay for it."

Logan soon rose from his seat with a credit card, while Paul got up faster than him. "I get it! I get it!"

The emcee said to the two respectfully, “There is no need to pay for it anymore, sirs. It's been paid by Mr. Maskelyne."

Both Logan and Paul were shocked.

Clark looked at Franklin carelessly, with a vicious smile on his sinister face. "I wonder what Mr. Maskelyne's lot is.”

Franklin glanced at Sylvia from the corner of his eye and said in a dry voice, "Just some bauble that my wife doesn't like. I think it can be used for charity.”

He was still upset as he remembered how Sylvia had tossed on the table his well-selected present for her when he had returned to the Townyer Villa.

Something that Mrs. Maskelyne didn't like?

What could it be?

Everyone's curiosity was instantly aroused.

When a lady came out with a red velvet box, a diamond necklace of at least six carats shone gorgeously under the limelight.

Everyone gave an exclamation of surprise!

Mrs. Maskelyne didn't want a diamond as huge as that?!

Then what did she like?

No woman could resist a diamond!

A tinge of desire flashed across Tiffany's eyes. Ever since they had met, the only thing Franklin had ever given her was a bunch of flowers, although there were 999 flowers in it, it was nothing compared to that diamond...

She felt tortured, wondering what on earth that legendary Mrs. Maskelyne was like.

There really had been no love between them during their four years of marriage?

Tiffany had been certain that she was special to Franklin and believed that Franklin would divorce his wife.

But at that moment...

Why was she feeling so insecure?

Why was she feeling uneasy?

Mrs. Maskelyne,

how jealous she was when she heard Franklin pay 20 million dollars for

frivolous eye candy. Couldn't Franklin see it? That woman was fooling around

Tiffany was furious!

why wouldn't she be together with Franklin? If not, then why would she have taken James away from Kennedy's Villa? He

think an elite like Logan would have wooed a married

couldn't

enough, or purposely, the starting price was five

Mrs. Maskelyne was

seemed to feel some mocking stares from the

her mouth

were hesitating over their bid, Sylvia made hers, "One million

with a smile on her rosy cheeks. “No one dislikes

you take

Franklin gritted his teeth.

that she didn't like it to be given by

thought about it, the more his

that

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teeth so hard

confined her, regardless of all the possible consequences, so that she would not

toadies, the diamond necklace was inflated to nine million dollars soon after. Eventually, the necklace belonged to a rich businessman who was looking to cooperate

it to Keturah foundation, and I wonder if it can be exchanged for a meeting with

the check a careless flick.

her," Franklin said in a dull

bad if said no. I will schedule it for you." With that,

money was

the

whether it was that money or a

see Master Keturah? Then may I donate the same amount of money to the Keturah foundation in exchange for

it's Mr. Maskelyne. And as promised, you

Her speech made sense.

It even impressed everyone.

her look and tone that she meant it, instead of giving him the runaround or

Franklin was spending that nine

Maskelyne, to

in winning Franklin

foundation had been completely left

head of the Wilson family was Clark, while other family members worked in Wilson Group. Winter, who had majored in economics and management, stood out among her relatives and

ever since the old Wilson's illness. But she had been obedient to

Franklin humiliated Wilson

swallow her

without Clark's

dinner

table in the corner of the room. Her heels

looked down, and found

hesitation, she pressed it to make it

looking pretty,” said a man in a

knew who he was without looking

you are saying that I

her to make

lap. He paused for a second the moment he gripped