Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 984 A Strange Woman

Lauren was striding along the street alone as I chased after her. I quickly grabbed my things and got into the car, swiftly starting my car to catch up to her.

I parked my car close to her and honked. She turned her head and glanced at me, opening the car door.

She looked grumpy, and I said, "Why are you mad at me? I didn't ask him to come. My meal got ruined, and I'm not even complaining! I'm starving now. Did I do anything wrong?"

Knowing what she had done was improper, she sighed softly and said, "Let me join you for some food. It's close by. Pull over, and I'll drive!"

We switched places, and she drove directly to the restaurant she mentioned.

It dawned on me that it was the "Marioposa" restaurant near Ivanna's workplace.

Their food was delicious, indeed. I did, however, also bring the takeaway with me.

After we got into Marioposa, I grinned and said, "This is such a fortunate coincidence. I can savor both meals?"

Lauren looked helpless.

I asked mischievously, "Lauren, if I hadn't followed your advice just now and left, would you have stopped considering me your best friend?" She gave me a severe look and said, "If a friend can't be in my shoes, is that the kind of person we can still be friends with?"

"Thank goodness I'm timid," I murmured as I stuck out my tongue at her.

me, looking

satisfying my ever-growing stomach.

Oliver would feel, but

we left the restaurant while chatting and

noticed numerous clothing boutiques.

clothes

small-brand retailer, the

maternity wear that would be very

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that piece

hand

the woman who took the clothing. I was surprised to see that the woman was the one who had run into me that day in the

was hard to read as she looked

"Miss, do you know the 'first come, first serve'

were full of provocation, saying,

closely at her face today, I was positive I had never seen it

"Who are you? Do we know each other? Or did

this question because when Ivanna saw her, she said she

do realize that who I am has nothing to do with you? I

her, thinking that her words seemed to have some