Chapter 21: Mixed Feelings
The driver glanced at Troy through the rearview mirror and then watched him as he gazed out of the window. “Isn’t she the ‘madam?” he questioned.
“Who is the man beside her?” he inquired further.
The man, wearing a cap and a mask, attracted attention as he entered the studio surrounded by a crowd.
It seems like that man has a good rapport with the boss.
In a hushed tone, the driver informed, “Sir, Sarah is not here.”
Troy merely responded with a thoughtful sound, “hmm.”
The driver was uncertain about what he wanted to say.
“Troy instructed them to drive the car to the studio’s entrance,” the driver relayed.
Did she notice them when he pulled up to the studio’s door?
Despite his reservations, the driver complied with Troy’s request and drove the car to the studio’s
entrance.
Liam raised his chin and inquired, “Is that your Troy?”
When Imogen followed his gaze, she saw a black Cayenne parked at the building’s entrance. The license plate number was the one Troy used.
Sarah stood by the car.
Troy intentionally got out of the car and had a conversation with Sarah, leaving her unaware of the details. Sarah responded with a joyful smile.
Subsequently, Troy turned and opened the car door for Sarah from the other side. As she got in, he moved to the back seat.
The driver departed.
He went out of his way to pick up Sarah.
Imogen’s heart was filled with profound sadness and bitterness.
Liam, however, seemed disinterested. “Recently, my agency has been working on a play. People Say that Sarah has already been hired to play the female role. The project is being funded by Star Entertainment Investment, a branch of Marshall Group of Companies. Troy has been providing generous financial support to his girlfriend. I heard that Xena originally had McKesson’s backing.” Imogen forced a smile, her hands clenched tightly in her sleeves, leaving crescent–shaped marks on her palms from her nails.
how much Troy had done for Sarah.
both here,” Alex said, surprised to see them. “Are you also here
while since we met. How about we treat you to something to eat? Would you like
“Absolutely. I wouldn’t miss
the car then,”
an eyebrow at
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want; I’ll cover the bill,” Liam said
handed Imogen a menu and said, “Imogen, feel free to order
ordered a few of her favorite dishes
asked, “Is that all you’re getting? I remember you
Liam added the durian
joked, “You have an exceptional memory. Do you also
and replied, “I’ll be sure to
served in due course.
point, Liam excused himself to visit
as he left, Alex approached Imogen and whispered, “Are
shook her head and asked, “What are you thinking? How could you assume that we’re
just what my eyes tell
“You’re mistaken.”
and sighed, “Imogen, you must have suitors at the company, right? Not a single
already seeing someone.”
the company tried to get close
man who
story of having a boyfriend to
her explanation. “You can lie to others, but not to me. Why don’t you show us your boyfriend if he
“I’m not lying to you. If I get the chance, I’ll introduce
him.”
relationship with Troy and the possibility of getting married, but that plan
if she
hasn’t he ever seen him, even if he is in a different
Imogen also
she walked back, she heard someone calling
the person with
you also dining here? Your older brother is in the private box. Would
go say hi?” Cedric
recalling what had happened at the
Troy but not
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