Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 65 Chapter 65

Dungela Cobb, president of the National Crochet Union, felt uneasy as he glanced at the lavish gifts delivered by Simon.

"In that case, I'm relieved. Thank you, Mr. Cobb, Edward replied

"You're too kind," Dangelo replied politely.

After hanging up the phone, he frowned and called for his secretary “Bet these gifts to Refined Threads Co. just as they arrived. Also, inform them they're disqualified from participating in the year-end tournament."

Refined Threads Co.'s disqualification was due to Janke publicly exposing their misconduct during the last tournament. They had submitted a crochet design that was not designed by their crochet team. There were no production videos or contractual proot, so suspicions of cheating were raised.

Just after Edward entered his office, Calvin appeared. “Come with me tonight to pick someone up," Calvin suggested.

Edward didn't bother to look up

"Heidi's back from advanced studies abroad. She switched her career from antique restoration to crocheting just for you. Her flight lands at 7:40 pm, and you should come along.” Calvin teased.

His true intention in bringing up Heidi's retum was to gauge whether Edward's supposed interest in Janice was real or just a fake excuse.

"What? Rejected?"

that

competing for acertain period. I'm afraid my hands

at least tell me who's behind this? Someone must've given the order for

“Could you have offended anyone recently? On

he hung

reced. Who could he have

had to be her. She must've leveraged her connection with Proper Stitch

the airport tonight, right? Block her!" Simon issued a command

pm that night, Janice picked Shirley

distance, Shirley waved enthusiastically as she skipped toward

"Janice, you've gotten prettier!"

Let's go,”

walked away, Shirly suddenly spotted someone. "Janice,

and saw a young lady clinging happily to Edward's arm while chattering away. Calvin nuffled the lady's hair with a doting smile and teased, “You'll never grow out of

away.

couple act was fake. Edward's private matters had nothing