Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 312

At noon, Ellie arrived at the restaurant based on the address Diana had given her. As soon as she stepped through the door, Diana grabbed her and quickly pulled her into a corner.

Following Diana’s gaze, Ellie finally noticed that Aaron was there too. More specifically, he was meeting with his blind date.

Ellie looked at Diana, and seeing her uncertain expression, Dian shrugged and said, “I happened to pass by and saw them. I thought I’d invite you to join me for a bit of fun. Let’s go listen to what they’re saying.”

Diana tugged Ellie forward a bit.

“I have a decent job, but we just moved here from the countryside. We’re renting a place. I don’t have a car or any savings.” Aaron said honestly, “My mom is from a rural family and doesn’t have a pension.

“Therefore, right now, I’m not ready for marriage.”

The woman sitting across from Aaron had long hair and was very young and beautiful, exuding an intellectual aura. She seemed like quite a catch, but sitting across from Aaron, with his tall, handsome appearance and confident demeanor, she paled in comparison.

The woman wasn’t angry at all when she heard Aaron’s words. “It’s fine. Since you’re open about it, it shows you’re a good person. Honestly, I’m more concerned about character than all the visible and material things.

“If you don’t mind, how about we add each other on WhatsApp? Whether or not we get married is not something to think about right now, but we can be friends first.”

going that far, Aaron couldn’t really

said as he called over

hand on each of their shirt collars, he dragged them over to

and Ellie

and Ellie before he asked, “Have you had

said Diana.

“No!” Ellie said.

face and said, “Let’s go. I’ll take you both

already had lunch.” Diana rolled his eyes at Aaron, walking away in her high heels. Aaron didn’t chase

at a pasta shop and ordered

Aaron while holding her fork. Aaron poured a glass of water for Ellie. “Hurry up

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said she wanted to pursue Aaron in front of her

coming over to their house often. Every me she visited, she either brought wine