Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife by Allison Mild

Chapter 15

Genevieve chuckled and thought, ‘Rosalie clearly knows who I am, but how dare she still come to me?‘

Jasper added, “There’s a dinner for the production team and the five newcomers. Do you want to show up?”

Given her position, she did not need to show up for it.

Genevieve raised her eyebrows and replied nonchalantly, “Of course…”

The dinner was arranged in Acocester’s private clubhouse, Aisling Club, a place for big spenders.

Genevieve and Jasper went in one after the other.

Jasper held the bag for her while Genevieve looked down at the phone.

They happened to meet a group of scions walking toward them.

“Gen?” one of the scions said.

Genevieve was stunned upon hearing that and then found they were Anthony’s friends.

She frowned slightly and wondered, ‘Didn’t they know about the divorce?!

One of them, Brendan Satur, came up with a smile and asked, “Gen, are you here purposely looking for Tony? He’s in the private room, almost drunk…”

Genevieve paused and smiled. “We’ve divorced. Just call me ‘Genevieve‘ in the future,” she said.

Brendan and the others were stunned.

After watching Genevieve and Jasper leave while chatting happily, Brendan asked the server about the private room number she went to and then returned to their room with the others.

Sitting in the private room, Anthony was drinking glass after glass but not drunk.

Under the dim light, his whole body was immersed and blended into the darkness.

Brendan pushed the door open and went straight to sit opposite him.

Then, he said, “Are you divorced? I met Genevieve just now. She was chatting happily entering a private room with a man. She didn’t let me call her ‘Gen‘ anymore! It’s not worth it, Tony. You should have known what kind of person your first love was when she took the money and left back then. Except for the poor background, Genevieve

matches and deserves you with her appearance and abilities!”

Everyone felt it was not worth Anthony choosing Rosalie to divorce Genevieve.

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Anthony sat still in silence with a cold aura, and the glass he held was almost crushed.

Meanwhile, Aiden Campbell, sitting at the door, had a completely different opinion.

would have found another way to deal with her even if Rosalie hadn’t left! On the contrary, Genevieve has an Impure motive and threatens to be Tony’s wife.

silent for a while.

sound of broken glass in

on

fell silent instantly.

silently and walked out, reeking of

followed and whispered

did not go to the private room where Genevieve was. Instead, he opened another quiet.

room to rest.

within, tearing his heart apart.

until he received a message on the phone.

Rosalie typed: [Help me! Aisling Club Private Room

he sprang to his

the private room mentioned by Brendan earlier where Genevieve

hearing a hysterical cry from inside the room, Anthony Immediately kicked the door

by the scene inside. He saw that Rosalie immediately rushed over, crying her eyes out with an extremely

or nine people in the private room, but he

slight sigh of relief.

atmosphere in the room was a

asked in shock, “Mr. Hoffman? Why

Opis

the shoulder and

came

production team and went out to answer a phone.

looked at the scene before her

me to come here to be

as though she was insulted and

greatly shocked seeing the scene.

instantly darkened, and he looked at Genevieve

her with a sneer. She said, “You should call me with more respect.”

of the production team, Leonardo, came over, covered in wine, and hurriedly explained, “It’s a misunderstanding, Mr. Hoffman. I asked Ms. Stewart to have a drink, but she refused to drink it and even slopped

drink. Why is she pretending to be lofty?” said one of the

one ever forced her to drink. But she hit someone as soon as she was asked to do so! She’s so rude!” another

person chimed in.

spoke one after another to explain as they felt speechless about Rosalie’s

face was tensed and looked unpleasant. His

not to believe what they

you believe him?” Anthony

Lawrence,” which showed his

the industry and had a respectable private life,

not a person

the others and said.