Flirting Mistake: I Married My Ex's Billionaire Uncle Overnight

Chapter 325: Let Nina Sinclair Make a Fool of Herself

Chapter 325: Chapter 325: Let Nina Sinclair Make a Fool of Herself

Millie Langley didn’t know where Nina Sinclair got her confidence from, but seeing her like this, her anxious mood was somewhat eased.

"Director Sinclair, why don’t we go out and have a look? What if the rumored queen really arrives?"

Nina Sinclair, hearing this, showed a thoughtful expression.

She was quite curious about the rampant publicity for the queen’s arrival at the launch event, wondering where they would find a queen to show up.

Could it be someone pretending?

If that’s the case, it would be interesting. She had to take a good look.

"Let’s go."

Saying so, Nina Sinclair and Millie Langley walked outside together.

In the multifunctional hall, it was bustling with activity. Today, Vincent Lancaster donned a straight suit, with his hair slicked back, revealing a full forehead, looking handsome and charming.

hand, handling the wealthy executives who came by, radiating with confidence, exuding pride in controlling the

and Yvette Thompson were conversing with the wealthy wives from the circle, introducing the brand Elysian and all its

would be potential clients, so it was necessary to

such a big incident occurred. Although Sierra

Thompson’s rival, the Garrison Family, was

Garrison’s son was almost the same age as Vincent Lancaster and was working in the family business. She

the opportunity to mock her under

Zenith, Mrs. Garrison knew

was aware of Sierra

incident at the engagement party, everyone avoided mentioning

the promises Sierra Sinclair made about creating a brand independently for Vincent Lancaster. When Byron Sinclair arrives, it can be realized; her

out from the lounge at the back, and Yvette Thompson sneered internally: Thankfully, Vincent Lancaster abandoned Nina Sinclair,

by Julian Lancaster, acting

Lancaster was relying on his father-in-law and about to turn things

son was still struggling under his uncle’s name, unlike Vincent Lancaster, who had begun branding independently with the Sinclair Family’s

smiled