Fit For Your Love (Olivia and Everett)

Chapter 653

Elizabeth didn't notice that George was there. She kept talking. "Sydney's boyfriend runs a big company. That big company is..."

Elizabeth frowned as someone drew her sleeve. She looked at the man who had interrupted her.

But she turned sullen when she saw George.

"What are you doing? Let go of me!"

She withdrew her hand, looked at the impatient relatives who were sitting on the sofa, and continued, "His company is a listed company, and..."

George dragged her sleeve again, and Elizabeth was unhappy.

She glared at George and yelled, "What the hell are you trying to do?"

It was unpleasant that her boasting was interrupted.

She was mad!

George ignored Elizabeth's madness and said to the relatives, "I have to talk to her about something."

He dragged Elizabeth out to the balcony.

Elizabeth was angry, but she could tell that George was serious.

Something was obviously up.

Elizabeth shook off George's hand and straightened her wrinkled fur. She said, "What do you want to say? Say it now. You've ruined my expensive fur!" Her voice was filled with displeasure.

angry at all. He said anxiously, "I just got a call

him before he could finish his sentence.

eyes, only Sydney's boyfriend was her

words, George lost his patience.

"It's Brayden. Olivia's husband!"

turned gloomy in an instant, and

that he was anxious. I think something

"Brayden asked Sydney's

Elizabeth realized something.

He asked

Finally, it was clear.

Her brows drew together, and confusion rose in

number? She

soon, Elizabeth thought of something and said, "No! Olivia must have

why would Brayden want Sydney's

picked up her phone and called

and looked at her expression

didn't tell Elizabeth that Olivia asked him about

that Elizabeth said that, he had a hunch that he was in

he shouldn't have told

why don't you

hung up

was out of her expectation that Olivia not answer

no matter how angry she was,

furious, but she kept thinking. Suddenly, she hung up the phone and called Sydney instead. Sydney had long gone down the

was with