The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

Chapter 1012

Aurora hesitated for a moment before speaking. "Maybe she's just still upset about what happened last time."

Simone listened to their conversation with a blank expression, the more she heard, the more Aurora struck her as a total phony.

How odd-she'd never seen Aurora that way before.

After Stella and her friends left, Foreman seemed to have finally found a topic worth discussing. Grinning, he turned to Joshua. "Joshua, you seem to know the Lerman family's heiress pretty well, don't you?"

Joshua replied coolly, "Not that well."

"But I've seen you two together at Neo-Vespera quite often."

Joshua shot him a look, eyes full of meaning.

"Mr. Richards, you're always so busy with work, yet you still find time to notice what others are up to-especially Simone... Tell me, is it because you're curious about her that you pay such close attention?"

Foreman smiled mildly, unruffled. "I am curious about the Lerman heiress. After all, things between Star and her brother are practically at war, and yet Miss Lerman still takes an interest in Star's friends... I really can't figure out what's going on in her head. Joshua, you'd better be careful-don't let anything slip that shouldn't, and don't let her wheedle information out of you. Who knows, maybe she's using her charm to gather intel for her brother and her best friend."

Stella's expression shifted slightly at that.

trusted Joshua-but not completely. Foreman's

in Foreman's tone. He replied dryly, "Charm, huh? Is she even charming? Funny, I must've missed that. You really have low standards, Mr. Richards-calling a woman like that 'charming'? If I had to spend time with her, I'd probably wake up screaming in the middle of the

it seems like you're the one interested in her. What's the point of fishing for

Foreman: "...

Stella: "..."

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tongue never failed

Stella's mind

which, Foreman glanced subtly in Simone's direction, a flash of cold

...

the next

glue, playing the perpetual third wheel,

there was nothing he could

days later, Foreman

and Joshua drove

their goodbyes

It was Jonathan Williams.