My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 331 You are the only Women

Countless exquisite dishes had been laid out on a long table, and the place was filled with the sounds of wine glasses clinking. Genevieve soon attracted a huge amount of attention after entering the hall. The first reason for that was her beauty, and the second reason was her identity as Armand’s wife. After scanning the event hall, Genevieve recognized a bunch of directors from various other companies. She then grabbed a glass of champagne and went over to socialize with them. Naturally, the directors all treated her with the utmost respect as if they were talking to Armand himself. A mix of jealousy and admiration could be observed in

gently swirled her glass of champagne as she continued, “I remember attending a banquet shortly after divorcing Cooper. A lot of people were gossiping about me at the time. You, Mrs. Jones, poured a glass of red wine on my face, called me disgusting, and told me to get lost. Because you were the only person to have ever poured red wine on my face, I remember you till this day.” Sophia felt her legs starting to give out as Genevieve was bringing up the past like she wanted to get her revenge. That was especially the case since Genevieve was no longer the helpless woman she used to be. Everyone feared Armand even though he turned out to not be a member of the Faulkner family and was still in a comatose state. As such, they all treated his wife with utmost respect. Noticing that Sophia’s hand was trembling, Genevieve said with a chuckle, “Relax, Mrs. Jones. That incident is in the past. Besides, if I were to still hold a grudge against you with my current identity, then I’d be no different from you back then.” Those words hit Sophia like a hard slap across the face, but all she could do was smile and nod in response. “Yes… You’re absolutely right, Mrs. Faulkner.” “Here, let us have a toast and let bygones be bygones,” Genevieve said as she clinked glasses with Sophia. “Your husband’s company is the leading enterprise when it comes to maritime transport, and I do hope for both our companies to work together in the future.” Sophia’s eyes lit up the moment she heard that. After all, there was no reason for her to say no to a profitable deal. She then chugged down her glass of champagne and complimented Genevieve with a smile, “You really are an accomplished young woman, Mrs. Faulkner! It’s really impressive how you’re managing the company so well while your husband is still in a comatose state. We can only sit around and play cards at home when our husbands are at work. Mr. Faulkner sure is lucky to have married you!” “Yeah, I think I’m really lucky too!” Genevieve replied with a smile. Seconds later, she arched an eyebrow as she continued,