Mr. Villain's Lovely Wife

Chapter 95

Just as Izzy was about to ask them why they were there, she felt to calm down. So, instead, she smiled at Pamella. “Miss Johnson looked at Liam, who was already observing her expression.

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am’s hand tighten around hers as if he was reminding her Mr. Weiss… this is indeed a surprise,” Izzy said as she

For some reason, Liam once again had that cold look in his eyes. Izzy’s fingers twitched in Liam’s grasp as Pamella took a for an invitation, Pamella glanced at the empty seats across

step closer, her smile as wide as it was forced. Withoutch up!

them and spoke. “Why don’t we join you? It’ll be fun to catch up

Calen gave a small nod, his lips curling faintly. “Of course. That sounds like a great idea.”

Hearing this, Izzy felt her stomach twist. First was the restaurant then… the park. Calen was clearly up to something! She silently gritted her teeth. The last thing she wanted was to sit through a meal with the two people she didn’t want to see. Before Pamella could take another step, Izzy stood abruptly, pulling her hand free from Liam’s. “Actually, you can have the table,” she said, forcing a polite smile. “We’ve already finished eating. You two can enjoy the view in peace.”

Pamella reached out, her perfectly manicured fingers curling around Izzy’s arm before she could move. “Oh, don’t be silly,” Pamella said sweetly. “This kind of coincidence must be fate. Why don’t we spend the day together? It’ll be more fun that way.”

Izzy tensed at the word “fate,” her forced smile faltering for a brief second. She was about to politely decline when Calen leaned forward, casually resting his arms on the back of one of the chairs.

“She’s right,” Calen said, his gaze landing squarely on Izzy. “Why not? After all, we’ve both moved on, haven’t we? The past doesn’t matter anymore.”

Izzy’s jaw tightened. She wanted to walk away, but the smug smile on Calen’s face made it impossible to ignore his arrogance. The man wanted to provoke her into agreeing. His smug expression, the subtle challenge in his posture—it all made her blood simmer.

Liam stood as well, his presence immediately reminding her that she was no longer alone. His sharp gaze flicked between Pamella and Calen, lingering on the latter for a moment too long.

exhaled through her nose, steadying herself. She met Calen’s gaze. “That’s true,” she said simply. “The past

pleased. “Perfect! Then it’s settled. We’ll all explore the park together.”

planning to do some things together,” Izzy said. “Liam and I planned this day to be

to Izzy, his hand brushing lightly against her back. “Why

What was he

his breath warm against Izzy’s ear as he murmured, “Trust me, a good show is coming. Just watch and

furrowing. “What are you up to?” she whispered, her eyes darting between him and the two people

her a faint smile and straightened, leaving her to figure

Chapter 95

Calen, forcing a polite expression. “But you two haven’t had lunch yet. We’re already done. Are we really waiting an

forward. Launch doesn’t matter. What’s important is

her eyes flicking to Pamella, whose overly cheerful expression faltered for a split second. The corners of her mouth twitched

her head. “Pamella, are

that didn’t quite reach her eyes. “Of course! It’s no

take them to the Thrill Mountains. The train was sleek and modern, with a few padded benches inside. As they boarded, Calen quickly slid into a seat by the

settle into the seat, Calen looked up at Liam. “Hey, why don’t you let Izzy sit here? Her foot, you know. Can’t

and she could walk just fine. She glanced at Pamella, whose face had darkened almost comically. Pamella froze mid–motion, her hand

was a brief pause before Pamella turned to Calen, her smile rigid. “Actually, I should sit. Don’t forget, I had that skiing injury

Her knee jostled against his, and her pointed shoe found its way to his foot with a hard stomp.

could I forget?” he said

her eyes flicking to Liam, who looked far too amused by the situation. Liam leaned down slightly toward Izzy and whispered, “Told you it’d be worth it.”

instead.” To save space, there were only a couple of benches that were reserved for the old and the children. It would be best to just stand by

back and gestured to the space around them. “Looks like we’ll just stand here instead.” The train had only a few benches

brushing against hers as they both gripped the railing. “Don’t worry… I’m here,” he