Richest Mogul

Chapter 1714

Priscilla still couldn't let go of her frustration. She just couldn't understand why Joe loved Skylar so much.

But even Trina could see that Skylar's figure was far superior to hers.

If only she were Joe's wife-her figure would surely be even better. Behind her, there must be a whole team helping Skylar maintain her appearance.

She took a deep breath and said, "A wise person knows when to swallow their pride. Some things aren't worth holding on to. It's just a matter of apologizing to Mrs. Martin, right? Fine, I'll go apologize."

"That's the spirit! Look, things may seem tough now, but remember, fortunes change. Right now, Joe is treating you coldly because of Mrs. Martin, but who knows? Maybe he'll get tired of her soon. When that happens, your opportunity will come." Trina immediately offered words of encouragement.

20 minutes later, Joe and Vivian went off to rest and grab a bite to recharge.

Skylar went to the restroom. The downside of going out on weekends was the crowd. There was always a line for the restroom.

While waiting, she suddenly caught a whiff of a fragrance. It wasn't overpowering, but it was quite seductive.

She glanced up, surprised to see Priscilla standing beside her. That was quite a coincidence.

"Mrs. Martin, may I take a moment of your time?" Priscilla asked with a smile. Skylar raised an eyebrow. "What's the matter?"

Joe had reacted when he saw her earlier. After years of marriage, they had grown to embody a shared air of authority, commanding

joke between us. I know Mr. Martin is married to you, and I would never be foolish

that Skylar had no

her expression was

to race "I..... I mean it. I

Skylar responded simply, offering no further

patient since becoming a mother a few years ago.

happened a few years ago, she would have certainly shown

displeasure.

She could clearly distinguish

many people who

about their fantasies about Joe behind closed doors. Skylar had heard it

to say, feeling like Skylar really didn't care. But she wondered if anyone could truly not care about others

couldn't help but

truly unconcerned

a

was just