Divorced but Delighted By Millie Huffman

Divorced but Delighted Chapter 63

Chapter 63 She’d Like to See Draven’s Reaction When He Finds Out Her Identity

In fact, Draven just wanted to give it a try. He didn’t think that Sylvia would reply to him.

That was why he was a bit stunned when he received this reply. He felt that this was a bit inconceivable. Only now did he feel a bit of pleasant surprise.

He quickly set the time and chose two places to let Sylvia choose.

“How about setting the time for this Sunday? As for the location, if you like exotic Chinese food, how about L’Opera Restaurant? If you are used to Western food, how about meeting at Abimael at GW Square?”

L’Opera Restaurant was one of the major specialties of New York, while Abimael was an authentic French restaurant in City J. The charge of these two restaurants was not low. More importantly, the taste and environment were top-notch, which showed the sincerity of Draven.

In next to no time, he received a reply.

“Let’s have Western food.”

It was a brief reply without any politeness. One could feel Sylvia’s arrogance through the screen. She was like Cierra who had blacklisted him.

For some reason, he thought of Cierra. Frowning, he dismissed her face from his mind with mixed feelings.

As for this designer, whom he had never seen before, he had equally mixed feelings.

When he was attacked from both sides three years ago, he was very grateful for the help of Entrustment Design Studio. They had helped him gain a firm foothold in the Trevino Group.

Now, for some reason, Entrustment Design Studio was unwilling to extend the contract, as if he had offended her without even knowing it. She was even willing to sign contracts with the Barton. family, which made him even more confused and angry.

It was as if the item that should have belonged to him had suddenly become someone else’s. In fact, that person had even treated that item as a treasure. It was as if he had lost it due to his blindness.

However, he was not in the mood to think about those things at the moment. The reply from Sylvia made him feel the joy of regaining what he had lost, even if she just agreed to meet him rather than promise that she would renew the contract.

But it was better to see the dawn than to see the darkness.

He was in a good mood. All the employees in the president’s office breathed a sigh of relief.

In the past few days, he had been gloomy because of the fact that Cierra had blacklisted him. With the farce that Aleah had created, he had never been happy.

him in a better mood finally, the

learned that it was because of Sylvia, he

Draven was in a

scene when the bas ta rd saw her this Sunday and couldn’t help laughing. She could imagine his

Entrustment Design Studio and her brothers had been confirmed. There was a new term that no new cooperation

want to pretend anymore. She wanted to see this ungrateful

was

Ambriel at the appointed time and saw Draven in a suit and

was mostly booked. There were no other guests inside except for Draven, who was sitting by the window. Some guests who wanted to go in for dinner were

in her high heels. The people at the door stopped her and asked about

identity.

point at Draven, who was sitting opposite her, saying, “The gentleman inside invited me here.

sorry, wait for

sure, the waiter

as Cierra appeared at the door, Draven inside saw her. When she was talking to the waiter, he pulled out a chair and walked toward her

to say that Draven inside had asked her

stand on ceremony. She thanked him and

even

“Why are you here?”

didn’t expect to

to treat her to a meal. But today, the

who was cruel, would

voice, Cierra stopped as well and said, “Didn’t you invite me here, Mr.

tables between them. No one else was in the restaurant. Their conversation echoed in the

she stared at him with a smile, trying

face.

Draven was indeed stunned.

Cierra did not directly say that she was Sylvia, what she meant couldn’t

why aren’t you

Cierra couldn’t help but speak

towards him.

It was not until her beautiful

tempting him as she said, “Didn’t you ask me to meet here mainly for