My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Chapter 272

The man wore a long trench coat, open at the front, and the muscles under his black shirt were faintly visible. His hair fell softly, making him look like a gentle giant, but his gaze was filled with a captivating intensity. Audrey raised an eyebrow in surprise and nudged Violet, exclaiming, "Your boyfriend? Wow, Violet, you didn't even tell me you were dating someone!"

Violet waved her hand excitedly and said, "What boyfriend? I called him here to back you up!"

Audrey was completely puzzled. Violet rubbed her hands together and said, "Isn't this just your type? A sophisticated six-foot-one guy, slim in clothes but muscular underneath!"

She playfully hooked Audrey's shoulder without hesitation and said, "How about it, handsome, right? And he's got a six-pack, definitely more impressive than your plain-looking husband!"

Audrey was speechless. She previously thought Violet's talk of introducing her to a male model was just a joke. She thought, 'Who would have thought this girl was serious? If Alistair sees this...' Just thinking about it makes her scalp tingle. Unaware of the situation, Violet chuckled and waved the male model over, saying playfully, "David, come and say hi to Audrey!"

The male model stepped forward, politely reaching out to shake Audrey's hand.

"No, that's not necessary!" Audrey took a firm step back as if she were avoiding some dreadful catastrophe, her face full of fear.

ridiculous and hurry up, get that guy out of here," Audrey said. She

with a laugh, "Oh come on, Audrey, you're married now, but you still act like a little girl? Eating and loving are natural. There's no

of her mouth in silence. She wasn't embarrassed; she was afraid for her

hint of teasing in her eyes, and

stick with one unattractive dude when you can have new excitement every day? What, don't

so frustrated she wished

type that lots of young girls adore these days,

and with guys like this, you can have as many as

looking at her at all but at something behind her, her face

from her mouth and turned to follow her gaze. With just one look, she was astounded, her eyes widening in awe. Not far away, a distinguished man approached, wrapped in

jade, with silver-rimmed glasses on his nose, exuding a refined

were