The Spare Wife by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 330 Meeting in Person

Sean took a sip of his drink. “Are you suggesting that Abigail wants to protect the love between him and his fiancee?” His voice was tinged with melancholy.

Kevin nodded. “She’s been hurt too much because of you, and she may no longer believe in love. You shattered her illusions of a beautiful romance. But in this world, there’s a couple who are willing to overcome all obstacles to be together. It has touched her.”

Sean tightened his grip on the glass.

“Any kind-hearted woman would want to protect a beautiful love, right?” Kevin remarked emotionally.

“Then, I should stand by her side,” Sean said.

“You can, but she believes in someone else’s love, not yours. You need to face reality,” Kevin advised, his words unusually heartfelt.

Sean did not say anything. He had faced reality, but he was unwilling to accept it.

Since Abigail still had aspirations for love, he would not be content to let his relationship with her end like this. After finishing his drink, he got up and left.

not had enough to drink, raised his glass behind Sean and expressed his

him out of the bar. “You can’t stay here either. I don’t want to clean up your

do. I’m not

you say, or you might end

his mouth. However, there was a mischievous,

should just give up on this dress, Kelly. I’ll find

when she heard her mother gently suggest this. She looked disappointed and could not

with someone else. Besides, putting

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They’re determined to make this deal happen,” Scarlett explained as she stroked

If she’s still concerned because

somewhat conflicted; she did not want Kelly

of Vincent’s actions, but it was not her fault. On the other hand, Abigail had mocked her on social media without any apology. And now, Kelly had to go to Pendorf to apologize in person if she wanted a

her designs that much?” Scarlett

looked excited as she blurted out. “Her designs are amazing; each one is unique. If I go to Pendorf to talk to her face to face, it will surely prevent any misunderstandings.

indulgently and resignedly. “Alright, I’ll have your brother go with you. He has some connections with her, and he’s done a favor for her grandmother. He should be able to make it happen. After all, her daughter had just returned, and she wanted to fulfill this small wish of

room, the latter’s obedient expression turned into one of disdain. “Oh, Abigail, we’ll meet soon,” she hissed in a sly,