Sir Your Wife Already Signed the Divorce Paper

Chapter 327.1 Acquaintances (1)

Ann finally began to piece things together and realized that Imogen and the unreasonable woman named Ivette were acquaintances.

While the two argued, Imogen subtly signalled Ann to leave.

Ann chose to stay because she knew that if she left, Ivette would likely pin the blame on Imogen.

Ivette, however, had no intention of actually calling the police. She shot Imogen a spiteful glance and then turned to leave.

As Ivette disappeared around the corner, Imogen shifted her focus and smiled at Ann. She asked, “Are you okay?”

Ann responded with gratitude, “I’m fine. Thank you, Ms. Forbes.”

Imogen continued, “It’s nothing. I overheard you mention that today is your last day working here?”

Ann explained, “Yes, that’s right. I had to take a break from school earlier due to my father’s health issues. But now he’s improving, and I’ve resumed my studies.”

Imogen congratulated her. “Please give my regards to him for his recovery.”

“Thank you. I’m going to get a broom to clean up this mess,” Ann replied.

“Go ahead.” Imogen said and then headed to the restroom.

When she returned from the restroom, she noticed someone had taken her seat across from Troy.

As she got closer, she recognized the person as Ivette.

While Troy was on stage singing, Ivette had noticed him.

She was hurrying earlier in an attempt to catch up with Troy.

swiftly made her way over. She plopped down in the seat across from him and greeted him cheerfully. “Hey, handsome. We meet

and asked, “Do I

speechless. Could she be so forgettable that people couldn’t recognize her at

said, “We met at

the one who fell flat on

speechless

one who

been some other little temptress

subject and continued, “I never thought someone as handsome as you would have such

you for

so much like my cousin, not to mention we’ve

replied flatly,

“You’re Troy, right? Do you happen to know my cousin? He’s also in New York

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was referring to

and she

wasn’t something an average person could afford.

was used to being mistaken for Yohan in

between himself

or your cousin. Can I go now?” Troy replied coldly.

stiffened. She bit her lip, with a slight air of pride and superiority in

gaze.

who Yohan was,

he should treat her with a bit more respect, considering their connection. Troy responded indifferently, “Yohan, who? Should I

left stunned,

stood up and left, a mixture of

and glanced toward Ivette’s departure before returning to her

much, just trying to initiate