She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 104: Talking Big Doesn’t Cost Anything

It has been three years since they last met, but the woman in front of him still caught his eye. When he first met Nora, he knew she was an ambitious girl. Three years later, her ambition was clearly visible in her eyes.

Teagan’s heart fluttered and he licked his lips alluringly.

He took out a business card from his suit jacket and handed it to Nora, implying a lot with his gesture.

Like an elder brother, he said, “This is my business card, Nora. If you ever have any difficulties in the future, you can come to me for help.”

“You and Danielle take your time, I’ll go first.”

Nora was a little hesitant to take the card as her scalp tingled from his burning gaze.

She licked her back teeth and reached out to take it at the thought of Cheyenne having a luxury car and Master Todd’s favor.

“Thank you, Teagan.”

Jane didn’t notice the subtle flirtation between the two, but she thought Teagan giving Nora his business card was a bit unnecessary. Isn’t Nora a good friend of his sister?

Maybe she was overthinking it.

After she dated Teagan, he completely cut ties with the women he once flirted with and had stayed loyal for the past two years.

Jane took a step forward and grabbed the man’s arm, saying in a cold voice, “Let’s go. My father said he wanted to introduce an important guest to you. Don’t keep them waiting too long.”

Um.

the spot hand in hand, but Nora’s gaze

they looked like

standing there with a dumbfounded look on her face. She reached out and waved her hand in

wake up. Why are

tightly held the business card in her hand. She asked, pretending to be casual, “Danielle, what’s the background

older brother’s girlfriend,

is the young lady of the Berry family. You know the Berry family, right? Cody Berry, the second largest shareholder of the Foley

immediately came to Nora’s mind, and she

what’s her… what’s her relationship with Abbie

cousin of my future sister-in-law, and also

thought the mention of Abbie might anger Nora, since Abbie

said with shining eyes, “So that’s how it is.” Cheyenne didn’t know what had happened over there. She wandered

end of the hall, a small bronze ornament caught her eye in an inconspicuous corner. She crouched down outside the glass case to take a closer look at the circular object about the size of her palm. The bronze was mottled due to its age and no longer featured traditional figures but rather foxes and nine-headed snakes as if telling some unknown mythological secret. “Can you read it?” Suddenly an old, hoarse voice came from behind her which nearly scared Cheyenne out of her wits. She took two steps back in surprise with a soft exclamation

she finally turned around to face the person behind her – an elderly man who looked about sixty years old wearing a black cotton linen long gown paired with shiny leather shoes

he still retained traces of handsomeness from his youth. He spoke with a bronze pipe in his mouth making buzzing water sounds while emitting purple smoke that

wanted to say in her mind before nodding and shaking it again, saying, “I understood some parts

with gentle eyes, asking, “Tell me then, what did you understand? And what

upon by a history teacher during class time; despite feeling nervous inside when meeting this elder’s gaze, she bravely replied, “Looking at this gold- plated craftsmanship on this bronze clasp,

ordinary bronzes. According to ancient records, they were

I don’t understand is why there is a fox here? Moreover, why does it have

the old man’s approving gaze grew even stronger

you’re quite right. All your understanding about

man was going to explain why the fox’s tail was cut off, he instead removed his pipe from his mouth and

understand, I’m afraid even

What a