Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 391: A Rich Lady Is Just Different

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She took a sip from the glass of water. Since they were already married, there would always be a chance for her to meet the aunt in the future.

Still, since she was angry at him for acting on his own and Gabriel was not someone who would admit his mistake or apologize first, the couple did not speak to each other for the rest of the day – they simply minded their own business and nonchalantly ignored each other.

Gabriel rested at home for a week before going back to work. Once he did, only Serenity and Mrs. Winstead were left at home.

One day after lunch, Serenity drove to the cafe at which she had agreed to meet Sam.

It had been a week since they last met and Sam seemed to have become a lot more dispirited. But when he saw her, his usual cheeky smile returned. “A rich lady is indeed different. I would never dare dream of driving a car like this in my entire life.”

saved enough money to wed a wife yet. Such was the difference between people

her before calling a waiter over to order a cup of coffee. After the

she decided not to hide it anymore. “As

true.” Sam nodded in

thanked him as she stirred her cup with a small spoon. “Why did you ask me out

to a cup of coffee as a friend?” Sam took a closer look at her and saw that the rosiness had returned to her face. Her complexion had improved as well. He knew her body had

suspiciously. There was obvious

hey, Serene.” Sam felt uncomfortable under her intense gaze and decided to be frank. “I just wanted to see if

eat, drink, and sleep,” said she,

had spoken to her over the phone two days ago and she had told him that she was fine, he was only able to feel relief after seeing her today. “So, not only are you married to President Jones, but you also have a child. You’ve done a good job keeping this a secret. As former colleagues, I can’t believe you hid it

face, and he made sure to make it as exaggerated as he could

without any guilt.

picked up his coffee for a