Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1054 Talking Nonsense

Someone in the crowd chuckled and mocked, "You don't even know who owns Sautoir Fine Jewelry. Who in the world did she collaborate with?"

This statement stirred the crowd, leading to a chorus of hisses.

"Even if you're boasting, do some research in advance. You've shown your ignorance and got embarrassed, right? How can the Chandler family be so shameless?" I recognized the voice-it was Arnold.

Sure enough, he strolled out of the crowd with his hands in his pockets, staring straight at Hazelyn. "Where did you get your confidence from?"

Atlas calmly added, "Ignorance is forgivable. I'll make sure she deeply understands what being poor and shabby truly means."

Afterward, Atlas embraced me and turned to Nick, saying, "Is Mr. Nathan here? Let's talk business."

The high-level executives nodded and bowed, "Mr. Nathan has been waiting for you, Mr. Atlas. This way, please."

As our group was about to leave, Arnold said, "Ms. Hazelyn, here's a piece of advice for you. Be careful with your boasting. It's risky, and you might end up in a tough spot.

"Oh, and you might want to reconsider wearing that necklace. A set from Sautoir costs no less than tens of millions, and even the fakes aren't worth less than a million. Next time, if you're going for a fake, be more discreet about it, and don't brag too much."

He turned and followed us away amidst the astonishment of the crowd,

slap

crowd, we walked together toward the exit. I saw Finn in the crowd with

the banquet hall, we followed the local high-level

asked in a low voice, "Why did

quite pleased. "If you're here, I

close to my ear, he said, "I

just trying to make me happy, but one thing I was sure of was that if I weren't here, he wouldn't

promises to

I might be unable to

seeming a

glanced at

arrogance was overbearing, and she had a knack for making things up.

moment, I looked at him curiously and

eyebrow and glanced at

proudly said, "Do

velvet

woman, I

you're so clever. I have to give you credit." I