How My Ex Became My Next

Chapter 589

Gilda narrowed her eyes and calmed down.

“Stay here and keep an eye on him. Don’t let him leave without my permission.”

After saying that, she quickly returned to the stage while taking off her coat. She walked onto the stage in front of the camera with an elegant long dress and a formulaic smile on her face, which was very decent and beautiful.

The audience couldn’t help but get a sensation because they were not inferior to the female star at all.

“She is indeed photogenic.” Dillan looked at Gilda and laughed.

Jensen glanced at her and said calmly, “Ms. Marsh, aren’t you angry that your pursuer calls other women like

this?”

Dillan tutted and elbowed, “To sow discord.”

But Connie held her face and said, “It doesn’t matter. She is also my goddess.”

Dillan laughed.

Jensen looked gloomy.

Gilda leaned over and said, “Thank you for your affirmation, Mr. James. But I dare not take credit for it. Today’s achievement of Byte Group is inseparable from the efforts of all staff. The development of e–commerce today cannot be separated from good policies and times…”

This pattern.

Lanny couldn’t help but whisper, “It’s a pity that Ms. Lynch didn’t take the public examination.”

smiled and took the lead in applauding.

at the faces of everyone under the stage and fixed her eyes

come yet.

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Chapter 589

back her

almost twelve o’clock. He said he could

on high heels. As time went by, the seat didn’t belong to

High speed.

knocked down the window and said, “Mr. Cooper, I went to check it out. The

and held the phone tightly.

transportation and tell him to get it done in an hour

said, “But even so, it’s too late.”

had come to an end. Andy just finished his speech, and Gilda came on stage leisurely and faced

lowered his eyes and felt her scene through the

made it as early as possible, but I didn’t make it.

across the audience. Jensen took the lead in applauding with a superior

white. He was

“Gol”

Double 11 Shopping Festival will be over in one

stage counted down, “Ten, nine, eight,

of the gong in her hand. Her heart

didn’t

“One!”