Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 65: It’s Been Three Years, Can’t You Let It Go?

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

After Gabriel left, she returned to her seat. The smile on her face slowly faded and she no longer had the feminine posture from before. All her pretense was removed at this moment.

As she looked at the table full of dishes, she picked up her utensils again. She wouldn’t lose her taste just because someone had left so she continued eating, slowly, by herself.

Once she was done, she called the waiter to pay the bill. The waiter came in and politely said, “Miss, President Jones told me to put it on his tab before he left.”

She nodded, wiped the corner of her mouth with a napkin, picked up her bag, and left the private room.

As she passed by the room Julian Hall was in, she happened to see Faye helping Calvin Gilbert out.

Calvin’s face was covered in bruises. The buttons on the dark purple vest he was wearing over his purple shirt had been ripped off.

noticed Julian Hall was nowhere to be seen. Instead, the tables and chairs were strewn all over the floor.

at Calvin’s proud face and clicked

able to face anyone for the

with his partner and his mouth was now bruised and bloody. He was in

of his mouth that was numb

up and said with a smile, “Based on your behaviors today, the Gilbert family and the Hall family now have a feud. Which also means that you’re going to get another

Vice Governor. News of this

tonight. His father might

had been silent all this time, said, “Calvin, since your friend is here, I’ll

Faye. The latter’s sad and empty eyes were still red from crying and her face was abnormally

send him to the hospital.” She winked at Calvin before looking

with a bruised face and discreetly waved his

simply sneered and looked at Faye. “Miss Faye, please send him to the hospital. 1 have something to do

Calvin suddenly thought of something and slapped his thigh. “1 have the information that John Grant wants in my car.

come to deliver the documents to John Grant