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"Wasn't the meal I brought you last time to your taste? Why is Michael still having dinner with other women?" Chloe asked. Everyone could tell she was deliberately targeting Lucy.

Before she showed up, the employees had no clue Michael was married. They all thought he and Lucy made a perfect pair.

Everyone thought Lucy was Michael's girlfriend, and she didn't deny it.

Lucy froze when she saw Chloe.

Though she looked a bit embarrassed, Lucy managed a smile and said, "Chloe, you've got it all wrong. I usually have lunch with Michael, and people just like to tease us about it."

"Even if others don't know he's married, you sure do. Or do you just enjoy having dinner with your sister's husband?" Chloe sneered, not giving Lucy an ounce of respect.

Lucy's hands clenched and unclenched at her sides.

"Chloe, that's not what I meant. If it makes you uncomfortable, I won't have dinner with Michael anymore. I don't want to ruin your relationship with him because of me." Lucy pretended to be generous as always, but kept hinting that Chloe was being

unreasonable.

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thought everyone would have

expect everyone to look at her so

knew Lucy was always

Michael by his first name,

Michael had a wife. Lucy's cozy way of addressing

really thought it was wrong, she wouldn't be apologizing while still

"Alright, I've pointed out the flaws in your design. Whether you fix them.

it's not her company anyway," Lucy thought, her words casual but cutting. The room buzzed with skepticism, eyes narrowing at her. Lucy's smile wavered, her nails digging

it could cost us big time. Sorry, but

and

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up to you whether you take my

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her hand dismissively, not bothering to glance at the

with her question. She's not trying to stir up trouble. Everyone makes

actually siding with Chloe?"

at Chloe, feeling his opinion of

Admas to force Michael into marrying her. As Michael's good friend, he

always thought of her as just a

dance on stage, boldly

spotted the flaw in their