Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 160

Chapter 160

Lily was always looking for opportunities to get to the top and was constantly protesting, eager to let everyone know she was Xavier's wife.

She dreamt of being publicly acknowledged by him, yet she was out at an exhibition with another man with her identity as Mrs. Fulton, Xavier felt as though Lily was treating him like a fool.

Lily lightly brushed her fingers over where he had gripped so painfully earlier. She wondered if Xavier saw her as an irrational, troublemaking perse Perhaps he didn't know she already had evidence of him with Sarah together.

After some thought, Lily saved the recently received photos together with the ones she had gathered before.

Even the calmes of people would retaliate when pushed too far, but Lily wasn't at that point just yet.

argument with Xavier had completely ruined her mood to enjoy the snowy scenery. Since she had already rejected the Glenview Villa project, she decided to ask Nadia for

were slacking off. Nadia didn't reply

found herself too distracted to focus. While her thoughts wandered, a new email notification suddenly popped up in the bottom right corner of her computer. It was from the Avelon Designs Competition. The subject of

rules for the next round of the competition. For a moment, she suspected it was a scam. She called the official number to confirm the

input her competition number. Five seconds after she did, the other side replied, "Congratulations, Ms. Lily Joyner, on passing the first round of the Avelon Designs Competition. Please pay attention to your email promptly. Do read through the rules for the second

of the email and wrote, "Terence, I passed the preliminary round!

had just sent the message when she saw the chat window conveniently showing that

replied, "Congratulations! I knew you could do it. Keep

started her preparations for the second round of the competition until Nadia replied to her message, "Did Ms. Lynde really agree to take you off the Glenview Villa project?" Lily

and didn't press for more details. She wrote instead, "I've sent a few designs to your email. You

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