Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 263

Seeing Leanne twisting her head, someone from the back called out, “Hey Mrs. Richardson!”

After a short clip ended, countless attitudes had reversed, showing immense respect for Leanne.

“Hey Leanne, long time no see. Have you forgotten me?.”

“Mrs. Richardson, I’m having an art exhibit at the Arts Center in a few days. If you’re free, would you and Curtis grace us with your presence?”

“Mrs. Richardson, let’s exchange numbers?”

Leanne found herself surrounded, her hands filled with tickets to the exhibit, two of them.

Joy had no patience for subtlety, rolling her eyes in a sarcastic manner, “Some people are like weather vanes, always shifting with the wind.”

Suddenly, someone screamed not far away, followed by a clattering noise, drawing everyone’s attention.

Suzan, who had been quietly trying to leave, walked too hastily and was bumped into by a girl holding a milkshake, who then knocked over a small table, spilling food and drinks everywhere.

Suzan was drenched in milkshake, her dress not spared.

“I’m so sorry, Suzan. I wasn’t intentional…” the girl hurriedly bent down with a napkin to help, only to spread the vibrant sauces even more evenly.

The stares from around made Suzan’s already upset face turn a shade of crimson with a mix of embarrassment and anger as she snapped, “Are you blind? Stop wiping!”

her stature was nowhere to

hall fell

a public image

with a gloomy face, kicked the girl away and left, with her departure marked by rudeness and

turned pale, rubbing her hurt palm. Her eyes reddened in humiliation and

to her. She looked up to see a gentle and

serene face.

helped her up, “Wipe

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the girl’s eyes as she sobbed and wiped her hands. Joy, hands on her

echoed from behind, “Exactly! So rude!”

her with a sneer, “Ha, wonder who used to

skyward, “Who? Definitely

Curtis today?”

Curtis isn’t coming to your birthday?

see the giant on the screen just now? Are you blind?”

his demeanor completely changed from the sullen young master to a polite one, “Leanne, I’ve booked a restaurant. Shall we go for

birthday seemed more like it

to make amends for the humiliation Leanne suffered on his birthday three years ago in front of the same