Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 64 Chapter 64

As Calvin strolled unhurriedly toward the cafeteria, his phone rang midway.

It was a call from Barbara. He answered, “Mom"

"what's going on with Edward? Is it true that there's someone he's interested in?"

“I'm not sure yet, but Edward doesn't lie. If he says so, It's probably true,” Gavin replied in defense of Edward,

Barbara's assertive tone came through the line. "He has lied to me plenty, from his college days to now. I've watched the news from Greenfield City, and I just need you to confirm

If there's anything going on between him and this woman named Janice Smith"

"Mom, are you biased became of the rumored lady's background?" Galvin teased.

Barbara paused briefly before replying, "It's not that. Let's talk after you've found out."

After hanging up, Calvin immediately texted Edward "Mom knows about the rumors between you and the woman named Janice Smith. She doesn't seem happy. Handle it❞

inch tray,

"Mr. Moore."

"Afternoon, Mr. Moore."

a plance and responded to the greetings with

Edward and carried a tray. The cafeteria staff, suddenly cured of their shaky hands, piled the tray with

tray on the seat across from Janice, she looked up

her, all eyes were glued to them, witnessing as Edward calmly took

He glanced at Harrison, who imediately sprang into action. “One moment, Ms. Smith," He picked up her tray and returned shortly

all this," jane

too little" Edward picked up his cutlery and started eating in silence

she whispered, glancing nervously at all the intrigued

lowering himself to dine with

the rumors about someone spotting them arm-in-arm at an exhibition in Gallandia last month be true? “you're here, aren't you? Eating with my girlfriend is perfectly normal," Edward said matter-of-factly. Janice blinked "oh" She had almost forgotten about their couple act to appease his

but Edward pretended not to have seen him. Without bothering to greet

An employee snapped a photo and uploaded it to the largest employee group chat of Prosper Stitch

Janice frowned. "Everyone's watching"