Secrets Of The Neglected Wife: When Her True Colors Shine

Chapter 336: Nearby, curious onlookers whispered among themselves.

Who exactly is Ms.

Clarke? How does she manage to attract such remarkable men? You havent heard? Shes the reigning champion of the Perfumery Competition in Leswington, the Scarlet Snake herself, and now shes working with Charisma Company.

Thats not all she recently clinched the championship in short-track speed skating too! Shes a true jack-of-all-trades! You shouldve seen the buzz at the auction earlier.

This Ms.

Clarke is far from ordinary.

She even flashed a VIP card from Cobweb.

Even our CEO caught wind of her reputation and has been making calls, insisting we build bridges with her.

If we can recruit her, itd be a game-changer.

This chatter eventually reached Coltons ears, gnawing at him.

Shes cozying up to so many men, Colton muttered, his irritation swelling.

His mind kept replaying the moment Allison humiliated him by pulling out that Platinum Card.

He knew the rumor mill would churn, and before long, the entire circle would know.

Worse, theyd embellish it, twisting the narrative to make it sound like he had been blind to Allisons worth.

spin they put on the story, his reputation was

Allison seemed to rise higher, luminous like the moon waxing in the night sky

admit, Im jealous of how

themselves to pay for her, Melany chimed in, her tone sweet but threaded with

about Allison that made people trip over themselves to cater to her? How could someone like Allison overshadow someone like

Her

Its just so odd.

you, always saying she cooked and cared for you

so much attention from other

Colton to scorn Allison, giving Melany the reassurance she

unreadable, as if his thoughts

heavy, filling Melany

grasped for another card to play, bringing

shouldnt

how were going to get Allison to

have only gotten worse, and last time, Allison turned her back

weighing whether

and in front of others this

words were designed to

Allison ever extend a hand to them

been

shown no sympathy, and her demeanor was

Lindy was nothing more than a