After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 566

Selena laughed and said, "Ave, I'm just an ordinary person without big ambitions. Honestly, the only reason I met Aaron is because of you. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't even know who he is, let alone have all these interactions. Life is short, so why not enjoy it while we can?"

Aveline listened to her words, understanding that no matter how much they resisted, they couldn't stand up to these men. they wanted to, there were hundreds of ways they could ruin their lives.

Instead of struggling in vain, maybe it was better to just go along with it and enjoy the ride.

Selena's way of thinking made sense.

Aveline said, “As long as you've thought it through, I respect your decision."

Selena laughed again. "Ave, why don't we just let loose together? These rich young men will eventually get bored. When that time comes, we'll be wealthy women, free to enjoy life anywhere in the world." Aveline smiled wryly and said, "Selena, you know we're different."

Selena sighed. “If you had a personality like mine, would all of this have happened?"

Aveline, an orphan, always longed for more. The amnesiac Lucas had given her warmth and love, and that was why she couldn't bring herself to divorce him. She couldn't let

the precious memories and

came

later. I need to get back to

Selena replied. "You get busy, and I'll wait for

"Sure."

at the computer screen, lost in thought. After a while, she snapped out of it and threw herself into her

and said, “Aveline, there's an event tonight. Why

curiously, "What

there hadn't been any major business

smiled slyly. "It's a

smile in return. "In that case, I think I'll

though it's a private event, I'm an outsider and don't know any of those big shots. But you're practically a local in Cloudflare City, so you'll definitely handle it better than I would. Please come

me!"

"What kind of private event

a birthday party for some heiress of a big corporation. I don't know her personally; I only managed to get in through some connections. In our line of work, it's good to have ties with these second-generation elites. They spend money like water,

found Maria's reasoning sound. "Alright,