Sorry ex You'll Never Win Me Back

Chapter 356 We Don't Have, But Somebody Has!

Nova: Oh, come on!

It was too late to leave now for Nova, not to mention that she had attended the banquet with Henry arms in arms for nearly the whole night. People must have seen the whole process. Sighing, Nova racked her brain to think up a way of cover-up, but on second thought, she gave up. What are the points?

Zona: Do you know that you go viral again on the Internet? The trending topics are all related to you. You really stunned us on air. There must be numerous directors impressed by you wanting you to have a stab at acting.

Nova’s mouth tightened into a thin line at the message.

But blue bubbles were still popping out, which perfectly showed Zona's anxiety.

Zona: Darling, could you just level with me why you get linked with him again?

Zona couldn't see Nova's tightly knitted eyebrows, and she didn't know that Nova was actually in distress.

it's because of our common project. I'm forced to take the banquet with him. He wants to set his grandma's mind at rest. So the

even have no grounds for quashing

justified since there was a blaze of abuse on the Internet targeting

it so early. When she logged in the Twitter, Nova was inundated by

from the sofa and headed to the restroom in spite of the pain in her feet. It seemed that there was the remaining space with

never calm, or orderly-more like a

the only one with their

was now

Kelly slammed his cell phone against the ground, gnashing her teeth. "How could

something a little sullen and severe about Sabina's face. "Dear, Henry didn't really mean it, he just wants to reassure the Old Mrs. King. You know, he loved and respected his grandma with all his heart, in this case, how could he sit around and do nothing about it when his grandma hasn't slept for several days on his account? His movement is totally

better he does it for her death!'

and affection to you and support our company firmly. I'm fed up with Nova and her presence in our company! I've had enough of keeping up the pretense that we

clenched her fists and slammed her hands against the bed. "But he just told me to wait, he is unwilling to marry me at present, I'm at my wits end now! You tell me, what should I do now? What could I do now? His hesitation almost drives

felt dizzy and disorientated. The tight throbbing on her head made her feel sick. She might have to be