I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 94 Harper Has No Boyfriend

"Frank, I'm fine. You don't need to say anything. I want to be quiet for a while."

"Okay, then I'm going out. You can stay by yourself for a while. If you have anything, tell me at any time. I will always be on your side."

"Okay."

She forced a smile.

In the evening, Harper and Isaac appeared on time at the host's house for the birthday party, which was located in a villa in the wealthy people of Mayby. Most of the rich and powerful people in Mayby lived there.

Isaac's arrival was received personally by the birthday party host, Simmons Gilbert. They greeted each other for a long time. Even Harper, as his female companion, received distinguished treatment.

"Mr. Whitman and Ms. Mitchell, enjoy the party. There are many guests tonight, so I hope you can forgive me for the poor hospitality."

Isaac nodded lightly and said it was fine. As soon as he finished speaking, Simmon secretary quickly approached him and said, "Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Martin from the Martin Group is here." "Mr. Martin?"

Simmons was pleasantly surprised.

Then he quickly said to Isaac, "Mr. Whitman, I'll have someone take you two to have a seat first, and I'll come back to have a drink with you later."

"Okay, Mr. Gilbert, please do as you wish."

Simmons left quickly. Harper saw him walking towards a pair of men and women from afar through the crowd. She watched the man and heard Isaac's voice. "Benjamin is here too. What a coincidence."

"We are all from the same circle. It's normal."

"This birthday party is not worthy of his status. Didn't you see how much Mr. Gilbert reacted just now?" Isaac glanced at him lightly, looked away, and then asked Harper, "Shall we go and have a seat?" "Okay." Harper withdrew her gaze. Just before she could withdraw it, she locked eyes with the man.

The man in a gray suit looked at her with scrutiny.

Harper followed Isaac to the rest area. He was a nice male companion, taking care of her and accompanying her throughout the process. Many people recognized him, but Isaac was too cold to be approached. Some people took the initiative to say hello to him, but he only responded weakly.

Harper couldn't help but laugh at him. "Are you all over the place when people talk to you?"

Isaac glanced her lightly and said nothing.

even more

time, Lauren walked slowly holding Benjamin's arm. The voice had already sounded

Whitman and Harper? What makes you so

and Isaac looked over. Her smile instantly disappeared and

expression was still gentle, but he nodded

As long as Harper is around, he will always

glanced at Lauren sharply. "Ms. Davis, why don't you speak louder

that the gentler the

immediately aggravated, with a face of innocence and at a loss for words. She explained softly, "How can you say that about me? I didn't say anything. I just said you are on

good terms? Why are you

She said unceremoniously.

Davis, Harper doesn't have a boyfriend yet. Your

embarrassedly, "I'm sorry, Mr. Whitman. I

be enough? Then criminals only need to apologize when they commit a crime, and there's

could be solved with

you continue, Ms. Davis should cry." Then he looked at Lauren indifferently and

looked at Benjamin next to her, but he stared at Harper from

said, "Mr. Whitman, shall

"Okay." Isaac smiled.

red wine in their hands, while Lauren and Harper sat quietly on the

of topics to talk about. They were knowledgeable and could chat about anything, so they communicated smoothly. But the person who

bear it and said softly,

"OK."

and then subconsciously

Benjamin also looked

other and Isaac took the initiative to

Benjamin said

smile, "I have studied psychology, and I can tell a person's thoughts from his

Can you read my

to guess the thoughts of

spoke profoundly, and Lauren couldn't understand. She directly asked, "Are you so powerful? Can you tell me what Benjamin is thinking?" She looked at Benjamin again and said expectantly,

Benjamin said nothing.

the person in question. If he disagrees, I can't talk nonsense. Otherwise, it's against professional ethics." Lauren's