Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 483

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Feeling embarrassed, Yvette replied, “Quinlee, don’t make things up. I’m not even close to Aaron’s type.”

The duo’s act was irritating Diana. With a loud sound, Diana slammed her utensils down and stood up abruptly. She looked at them, pointing to the door, “You both, get out and take your drama outside!”

Quinlee twitched her lips slightly and didn’t move.

Ellie quickly came over and ushered Quinlee away, saying, “Ms. Griffith, maybe you two should wait for Aaron at another table.” They knew well that Diana liked Aaron, yet they were there chatting like this, clearly just trying to upset Diana.

Yvette pretended to apologize sincerely, pushing Ellie aside once more to stand in front of Diana. While she smiled pleasantly, a brief shadow of malice crossed her eyes.

She leaned closer to Diana, clutching an oversized handbag, and in a voice meant just for them, she said sharply, “I know you’re jealous of my dates with Aaron, but what can you do? Even if you are the most cherished daughter of the Grant family, you’re nothing in Aaron’s eyes.”

“Getting paid for sleeping with men? You didn’t just throw yourself at my

fury, Diana slapped Yvette across the face.

knocked to the ground by

seat, ready to approach Yvette again, hurriedly stepped in to

instead of talking when provoked, had her temper fully ignited by Yvette. Ellie

lowlife who dared to mess with me last month is still stuck in the hospital!” Diana pushed Ellie aside and kicked away Yvette’s handbag.

stepped forward to block Diana, saying, “Diana, you can’t just hit people like

side. She stepped on the large handbag with her high

the hit, her mouth bleeding. But when she saw the

“Ms. Grant, even if you’re this impulsive and don’t respect

others?!” Diana bent down, snatched the handbag from Yvette’s hands, and tossed it

flew out of the handbag, scattering all over the restaurant, covering

and Ms. Grant threw it away!” Yvette

temperamental you are, you can slap me in public, but

a feather flock together. Your friends are just as bad; they