Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 313

“Mom.. Why should I? I’m the customer here!”

“Just do as told!” Susan bit her tongue and returned the phone to Gregory, shooting me a forced smile. “Ms. Webster, since you designed the dress, we’d love for you to come to the engagement party next week. Just in case there are any last–minute fixes needed with the dress.”

“The door is right there.” I made a shooing gesture. You can transfer the final payment to the same account. Thank you.”

After the drama wrapped up, it was nearing seven o’clock. I spontaneously suggested grabbing some dinner together.

We had just reached the parking garage when Christine got a call about a bar crawl and decided to ditch me, leaving just me, Gregory, and Molly.

Gregory nodded at me. “Hop in my car. I’ll give you and Molly a ride to work tomorrow.”

“Sure.” As I moved to open the backseat door, Molly nudged me toward the passenger seat. “Sit in the front, Jane. The back’s a bit cramped.”

Sports cars, they’re all show no room.

I was browsing through a food delivery app, thinking about where to order the food from, when Gregory yawned. “I’m beaten. Let’s head back and order something to my place.”

wasn’t a bad idea. I was feeling pretty worn out myself. When we

grabbed the food and headed toward his place with a mischievous smirk. “Let’s eat at mine. I’d hate for your place to become a

was stunned. “Scandal? What

in, handing me a pair of new slippers. “Between Bryant and Mark,

not to hear, but he coldly added, “Neither is good for you. Not Bryant,

you would know?” I couldn’t help but retort, taking the delivery bags from him and

and see.” Gregory snorted with a cocky glance as if mocking

and plugged in an electric grill. Soon, the

silent, focusing only on his meal. Meanwhile, Molly and

finished eating, I started to clean up, but Gregory stopped me with a casual, “Go relax. No

it didn’t seem odd, but then it struck me with a slightly

no awareness and calmly continued tidying

“Come on, let’s give you the

རྫ ཕ ༴ སོ༴ འཆ ཕ

I smiled. “Sure.”

was irresistible, leaving me no room