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

Chapter 1048

"Yes, sir," replied the man across from Gavin, who was clearly his assistant, Quentin Rhett.

Jolie had figured out the situation. The Southside business district project was primarily led by Cooper Enterprises, with various companies competing for the most lucrative contracts and land rights. It seemed the Lowe family's bid had been favored so far. The arrogant man sitting across from her immediately adopted a more respectful demeanor upon recognizing Gavin. "Mr. Cooper, our bid is solid. There are no issues."

Gavin, still ignoring him, continued with his meal.

Jolie smirked slightly before standing up and walking directly to Gavin's table.

"Hey, you" The man started, then quickly silenced himself, nervously watching Gavin's reaction to her. If they were connected, his earlier attitude would make things extremely awkward for him.

Without hesitation, Jolie called over a server, requested utensils, and casually began eating at Gavin's table.

Quentin, surprised by her boldness, spoke up, "Miss, who might you be?"

He had seen plenty of people try to get close to Gavin, but none had been this direct. Sitting down without hesitation as if they were old friends-who was this woman?

Jolie smiled at Quentin. "Hi, I'm Jolie Quin."

Quentin Rhett. If there's something you need, feel free to contact me first. This is Mr. Cooper's private time, and it might not

responded coolly, continuing to

finally spoke, his

was visibly

was actually allowing this woman to join them

they know each

Since when?

and yet here he was, letting this one stay without question. His gaze darted between Gavin and

Gavin was enough to make Quentin sit

something going on here," he thought. "This Miss Quin

Quentin's internal drama. She glanced at the dishes in front of her

detached tone, replied,

nodded. "Perfect, I haven't eaten

between them made it seem as if they were

in a state of near-panic. Seeing how familiar she was with Gavin made him regret every word he'd said.

realization sent a chill down