Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 1323

The door to the private booth was flung open, and they tried to saunter in, only to catch Omar in the middle of a fashion disaster involving someone’s dress

Comelia had her back to them, so they didn’t get a good look at her face, mistaking her for one of the cocktail waitresses from the BlueSky Bar

“Mr. Casson, living it up. I see

“What kind of girl has got you all fired up, Mr Casson?”

The group hooted and hollered, completely oblivious to the storm brewing on Omar’s face

In a flash he whipped off his suit jacket and draped it over Comelia, bellowing at the intruders, “Get out! Just get the hell out of here!

Scared out of their wits, they scattered like roaches, skedaddling out of there

Omar slammed the door shut, his chest heaving with rage

I’ve got people looking into this. Comelia We’ll have answers by tonight. Let me take you home”

She stood silently tears threatening to spill from her eyes.

Quickly looking up, she forced them back and turned to face him with a smile.

“Mr Casson, quite the knight in shining armor Money and power sure make a difference. How could I ever have mistaken you for a mere delivery guy? I must’ve been blind

And foolish, she thought, to be duped by a guy pretending to be a delivery boy and to give herself away so naively

a thousand knives had just

let some fresh air in to keep the

take you

him quietly, her lashes cast down.

Bar, she headed to

to get back

Fitch? I’ve got friends on it

then stepped out of her car

to the Casson residence I’ll wait for the results there.”

his grip tightening on the car

Casson family home recently, choosing instead to stay in the room Comelia

that. Her parents were a hurdle she couldn’t overcome, her

Alright

passenger

nelia climbed in

seat and steered the

save for the staff Almost everyone had

room. Cornelia couldn’t shake off the eene coldness that seemed to

kitchen, soon followed by the sound of running

unevenly chopped

it with little appetite

out her phone to scroll through the

sat in silence too, both waiting for word