The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

Chapter 156 The Wedding Invitation

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Contrary to popular belief, Nathaniel’s impending nuls didn’t upset Freya. Instead, she felt a mild surprise, nothing more.

His romantic interests, his choice of a life partner, his love affairs, the number of children he fathered…

None of these mattered to her. She was solely interested in his life.

As Freya approached the tea room door, a well–dressed group of people appeared in the corridor, with Abigail at the center.

Freya hadn’t anticipated running into Abigail here, and it was impossible to avoid them now. The group was moving too quickly, heading straight towards her.

Among those accompanying Abigail, Freya recognized a few former employees of the Gomez family who had later betrayed them to side with Nathaniel.

surmised that these individuals had played a significant role in Nathaniel’s overthrow of the Gomez family, with Mr. Handerson, the

news of Abigail and Nathaniel’s engagement now public, Abigail was making a show of herself at Technologent Group. It was akin to the chairman’s wife touring the company, and everyone was eager to curry favor with her.

seen earlier

Abigail spotted Freya immediately, and moved to block her path, preventing

today, adorned with accessories and jewelry, exuding

after her major argument with Nathaniel over the Newport Villa seemed to have evaporated, as if the incident was a mere

of her fiancé’s

stood before Freya, her chin slightly raised, a polite

Nathan entrusting you with such a significant project is a testament to his faith in you. If

dropped the formalities, referring to him as Nathan, assuming the air and posture of the

tone suggested she was bestowing a favor upon Freya, clearly delineating the

inadequate, so she remained silent, dismissing Abigail’s

once Abigail had finished flaunting her status, she would be allowed to

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demeanor visibly irked Abigail. Her eyes turned icy, but she

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father had been hosting Nathaniel at the Hill’s for lengthy, private discussions. Despite his ruthless nature, Nathaniel was

between his foster