Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

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I tried to comfort her. "Maybe she's a bit introverted? Since there's still plenty of time, spending more time together should help."

"I still feel something is off." Madam Shaw seemed a bit regretful. "She used to be quite a little tyrant when she was young. No matter how much she has changed, she shouldn't be this timid..."

As I was about to respond, Madam Shaw sighed. "Well, let's not dwell on that. It's still a joyous occasion. You're still in Jeswood, right?"

I answered honestly, "Yes, I am."

"That's great! I'll arrange for a driver to pick you up." Madam Shaw said with a smile, "We're planning a welcome banquet for Lily tonight. You must come and join us. The clothes that you've designed for Madam Smith and me have been quite the talk among us. Many people have been asking where they were ordered from. This is a perfect opportunity for you to introduce yourself. I'm sure you won't have to worry about business for the entire year!"

"Alright, thank you!"

Thesitated a bit but agreed for the sake of business.

Since I was in the custom design business, it was inevitable to interact with high society and aristocratic women. Even if not now, it would happen sooner or later.

Avoiding it was not a viable option.

such a good opportunity,

Jeswood. Ask

with a determined look. "Bring me along. I can handle business negotiations if needed

desk called to inform us that the Shaw family's driver was

family's residence

other guests yet, mostly just relatives of the Shaw

personally wait for us at the

hall was decorated in a festive and lively manner, clearly indicating who

"Charlotte!"

greeted us

Madam Smith was also

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Chapter 332

"Madam Shaw, Madam Smith."

and immediately noticed the woman sitting

remembered her from the photo in

have been redone; she was wearing a red dress, her hair flowing naturally, and her hands tightly

lipstick was almost gone from frequent licking, revealing pale lips without much color. When she met my gaze, she seemed