The Spare Wife by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 84 No Need to Be Overly Cautious
Nina’s gaze toward her was no longer the same. She approached Joan, her tone carrying a hint of flattery. “Abigail has put in quite the effort to seduce Mr. Graham. She’s really shameless!”
“I’m sure what you saw last night was intentional on her part,” Joan replied as she fixed her gaze on
Nina.
Nina smiled and responded, “Don’t worry. I’ll help you. I detest those who become people’s
mistresses.”
A forced smile momentarily appeared on Joan’s face, but Joan quickly regained her composure. After seeing Nina off, her expression turned cold as she genuinely hated the word “third party”.
Nina returned to her room and wandered around for a while before deciding to look for Damian.
The production team had been as busy as bees since the start of the task. Abigail was skilled and could complete a woman’s dress in half a day.
After they finished their lunch, when Abigail and Luna were about to return to their rooms, Victor stopped them and asked, “Do you have some free time around seven tonight?”
Abigail was puzzled. “Is there something you need?”
Luna approached with a playful smile to tease Victor. “Of course, she’s free. Are you planning to go
on a date with her?”

Abigail knew exactly what Luna was up to.
Blushing, Victor waved his hands in embarrassment and explained, “No… You’ve misunderstood. I have something to give to her!”
Without waiting for Abigail’s response, he hurriedly walked off while Luna had a mischievous
smile.
While in the elevator, she placed an arm around Abigail’s shoulder and asked, “What do
he wants to give you?”
you
think
Abigail calmly replied, “Why did you have to tease him like that and say those kinds of things? It’s just causing unnecessary trouble.”
“Well,” came Luna’s explanation. “We have to let him know that it’s okay to pursue you, especially when you are planning to get a divorce. This young man is quite a catch, not to mention his looks
and physique.”
“Don’t cause any trouble for him, and I don’t want to be involved in such things within the production team. Designing clothes is my primary task.” Abigail insisted in a subdued tone.
Luna clicked her tongue twice, whispering, “But it’s clear he is interested in you. He’s just… not very skilled at acting, considering he’s been in the industry for a while. Why pretend to be an innocent
guy?”
Abigail didn’t think she was so easily swayed by Victor’s good looks, but it seemed she saw through it quite clearly. “I’m not even divorced yet, and I’m not fooling around,” she replied, her voice laced with a touch of sarcasm. “I’m not Sean.”
During dinner at 5.30PM, Victor attentively provided utensils and drinks to Abigail and Luna. Luna leaned back in her chair and enjoyed Victor’s personal service. After he was done and sat at the dining table, she asked, “What’s up with you inviting my assistant? Is there anything important?”
“Oh, it’s not something worth discussing right now. Let’s eat first,” he replied mysteriously.
Luna did not press for further details, and the others at the table remained silent, quietly listening
to the conversation.
After dinner, when Abigail and Luna left, Nina, Joan, and Damian exchanged glances before they broke into meaningful smiles.
At 7.00PM, Abigail could no longer tolerate Victor’s continuous messages urging her to come. She had no choice but to head over to the garden for their appointment.
Luna noticed that Abigail’s cheeks were a bit flushed, and she appeared somewhat fatigued. She
stood