Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 357

Chapter 357

Xavier's slightly closed eyes suddenly snapped open, his gaze on Sarah was intense. That look made Sarah's heart race uncontrollably. Now that Xavier and Lily were divorced, it should be her-

"Are you new to the industry? Are you choosing business talks, drinking, and clients based on their character? Xander's displeasure kept pouring in, one after another. It instantly shattered Sarah's fantasies. She was stunned, and her eyes widened involuntarily.

As the vice president of the company, what she should be doing was drinking like crazy at the table, maintaining the company's performance, and protecting her position

As long as her survival was guaranteed, making sure the client had a good time and securing the deal was the most basic thing to do.

But she always felt that she was different in Xavier's eyes.

"Can you do it? If not, let Timothy do it." Xavier grabbed a cigarette pack from the table and stood up, heading outside.

he lit a cigarette. The flame illuminated

realized that in Xavier's eyes, she was just the vice president of

turn now," Steven sat

back as he left. The

Xavier stood there smoking. The icy wind accompanying the sharp nicotine smoke filled his lungs. It was a mix of warmth and coldness. After two cigarettes to

for alcohol, and Sarah had been made to drink quite a lot. After Xavier returned,

bring the car. Sarah helped Xavier out of

his head tilted slightly. Sarah gazed at him with infatuation in her eyes. The alcohol had subdued the bitterness from the little incident from earlier, where Xavier didn't care about her at all. The thought of Lily having divorced Xavier filled her mind, and she wondered what she should do next. Perhaps she was too elated, but she couldn't think

supported Xavier with one arm and wrapped her other arm around his waist as

as Timothy went to the front of the car to drive. The interior of the car was pitch black, with occasional flashes of street lights

added a touch of approachability to him. She couldn't

longed for and had appeared countless times