Claiming My Possessive CEO Husband by Qiaoqiao

Chapter 357: 357: Sincere Apology

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Xenia Jaak glanced at Zara Woods and said with a smile that didn’t reach her eyes, “Miss Woods, I bet you really want to know what the gift in my hand is.”

Zara Woods’ face turned pale, her heart pounding rapidly.

Xenia sneered, “Well, you’ll have to see if you have the ability to find out.”

The banquet was about to begin, and Mrs. Jaak led Xaviera Evans into a guest room.

Xaviera didn’t know what the mother and daughter of the Jaak family were up to, one calling her over and the other being secretive, but both seemed to have no ill intentions.

Just as she was thinking, Mrs. Jaak handed her a gift box directly, “Miss Evans, please accept this.”

Xaviera looked puzzled and asked unhurriedly, “Mrs. Jaak, I have no dealings with the Jaak family, and the Jaak family has little business with the Mamet family. I can’t just casually accept something from your family.”

explained helplessly, “This is all because of the misunderstanding back

recall that memory, “At that time, didn’t the Jaak family punish Miss

truth. It turns out Mag Evans framed you and coerced you into confessing in front of the Evans

incident, it still affects your reputation. So we plan to clear your name at today’s banquet. This

door, heard everything clearly. Before he could speak, Steve Price muttered, “What a light-hearted apology from the Jaak family! I think they

the Jaak and Mamet families. If they are not sincere, they could directly clarify this

Jaak was unaware that Caleb was outside the

you might have forgotten or even harbor resentment and won’t forgive us. However, Rose Campbell has been spreading rumors about you stealing and destroying property, even driving you to the countryside. If we don’t clarify this, you will carry this stain for

staring at Mrs. Jaak in front

clear and sincere, showing no hidden emotions. She genuinely felt guilty and worried that this

punished Xenia for pushing her in public, which

spoke indifferently, “There’s no need for that. Isn’t it too formal to make a clarification at

one that wronged you back then. You don’t need to worry about it; we just want to clear your name, so you don’t need