Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey
Chapter 171
Chapter 171 Nancy Mistook Him For Someone Else
However, as she approached, she whispered, “You’re not him. I’m sorry, I mistook you for someone
else.”
The two men had similar heights and builds, both dressed in white shirts and black pants. They even exuded a similar cold demeanor. Moreover, with the dim lighting in the room, Nancy could only see a vague silhouette. Dizzy and disoriented, she had mistaken Julian for Nicholas.
Realizing her mistake, Nancy quickly walked away. However, in her haste, she stumbled and fell forward.
“Ah!” She couldn’t help but exclaim.
“Be careful, Nancy,” Toni shouted, rushing over. Unfortunately, she couldn’t reach Nancy in time due to the distance.
Just as Nancy thought she would hit the ground, a pair of strong arms caught her. The shock snapped her back to reality, and when she looked up, she saw that Julian had caught her. She quickly freed herself from his embrace and softly apologized, “Thank you, Mr. Jadin.”
Julian withdrew his hands and glanced at her, remaining silent throughout.
Toni immediately rushed over to support Nancy. “Are you okay? Did you get hurt?”
“No, I’m fine.”
“That’s good. Let’s go back.” Toni led Nancy back to their spot.
Meanwhile, Jenell approached Julian and exchanged pleasantries. Julian put his hands in his pockets as he surveyed the room. For some reason, Nancy felt his gaze land on her, though she hoped it was just her imagination.
for joining us. Here’s a toast to everyone.” With those words, Julian raised his glass of red wine and downed it in
However, Nancy was lost in thought, not because Julian’s actions were impressive, but because they reminded her of Nicholas. Especially in the dim lighting, where she could
uncanny. As she observed Julian, her mind was
daze when Toni tugged on her hand
Nancy realize she had been staring at Julian the whole time. Moreover, several of her colleagues had noticed and looked in her direction. At the same time, Julian’s scrutinizing gaze also landed on her. Feeling embarrassed,
Jenell After all, Julian had only contributed funds to maintain this tradition and hadn’t attended in years. So, his presence tonight surprised everyone Furthermore, he had stayed and had a drink instead
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legs crossed, leaning back leisurely, Jenell was momentarily stunned and didn’t know what to say.
his gaze and asked coldly.
that’s not what I meant. You misunderstood me, Mr. Jadin. I know you don’t like crowded places, so I’ll find
scanned the room before his gaze landed on where Nancy was seated. Then, he said, “No need. I’ll stay here. Tell
Jenell agreed and left, but she couldn’t help but feel a cold sweat breaking out on her forehead. After
in the room instantly became subdued, and everyone felt more restrained in their actions. After
Nancy to a corner and playfully asked, “Have you fallen
is that possible?” She
just me; everyone noticed. I
coming on. “I don’t like him. I have someone
undoubtedly handsome, he is way out of our league. He’s a leader, comes from a wealthy family, and has a girlfriend he adores. Falling for him would be a difficult path. It’s a good thing you’re not interested,” Toni
genuine fear of a guy’s ex-girlfriend. Instantly, her impression of Julian worsened significantly.
Toni dragged Nancy to play games, even though Nancy didn’t really want
had no interest in playing games. She couldn’t get those women she
just enjoy myself instead of thinking about him. Nancy shook her head vigorously and scolded
beside her called out, “It’s your turn, Nancy.
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