Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 617 Originally, Selena had it all figured out-she was going to spend a cozy, heartwarming Christmas with Everett once she got here. After all, despite their on-again, off-again relationship over the past six years, they hadn't really gone on many proper dates. How could she not look forward to it?

Lost in her daydreams, she was suddenly brought back to reality when someone settled into the seat across from her. Selena lifted her gaze, and even though she was used to Everett's stunning looks, she found herself momentarily taken aback by the man before her.

This guy had striking features a pair of sharp, captivating eyes, a strong nose, and a rugged charm that was only enhanced by a small break in his right eyebrow. It added a touch of raw masculinity to his allure. A man like this could easily make a woman's heart flutter. He didn't seem like the type who'd cling to a woman for her money, though.

Unfortunately, Selena wasn't in the mood to appreciate beauty right now. In fact, she was irritated by the sight of him and didn't bother hiding her displeasure at his uninvited presence.

"If you're looking for a sugar mama, try somewhere else."

The man seemed to catch on to her misunderstanding and flashed a cheeky grin, offering no explanation, just saying, "I'm not a bad guy."

Do bad guys announce themselves with a sign saying 'bad guy'? Ridiculous.

Selena wasn't buying it. She sipped her coffee, treating him as if he were invisible. She figured he'd get the hint and leave once he realized she wasn't interested.

Unexpectedly, he stuck around. As if to prove he wasn't up to no good, he pulled out a card case from his suit pocket, took out a business card, and handed it over.

platinum business card-pretty

look and was surprised to

legal profession so down-and-out

hoping to shoo

expected. He didn't even flinch; he just smiled, "I'm quite good at what I do. Who knows, you might

smooth talker, for sure. He was unfazed and confident, a

her patience, her expression turned icy, "I'd prefer if you vanished now and stopped bothering

before leaving, he added, "There are plenty of good men out there; no need to stress

with that, he walked away

mood for coffee was completely gone. Outside, couples

everywhere, looking so blissfullynet

which only made

alone. She might as well head

and leave, another figure took the seat

eyed Yasmine closely.