Unexpected Blessing After Divorce
Chapter 162
Chapter 162 Come Down
The phone rang and stopped.
Margaret picked up her phone and took a quick look it was Scarlett calling.
Although she and Scarlett had known each other since they were young, they were not very close. The last time Margaret and Scarlett went shopping together was when the latter was at the Ziegler residence. The two of them had said it out of courtesy, but Scarlett took it seriously and asked Margaret to go shopping.
However, after that, Margaret realized that Scarlett did not want to go shopping with her. Instead, she wanted to know more about Harry’s ex-wife, Yuliana.
Margaret did not like Yuliana either. Hence, she exaggerated while telling Scarlett about Yuliana.
“Marge, are you still in Romdale?” Scarlett asked.
“Yes”
Margaret controlled her emotions, but her tone was still very cold and stiff.
In an instant, Scarlett could hear that Margaret was in a bad mood. “Marge, what’s wrong with you? Did something happen to you?”
“I’m fine!” Margaret snapped. She was extremely annoyed.
Of course, she did not want to tell Scarlett about it
Recently, the photos she had posted on Instagram were secretly showing off her romance. Scarlett must have seen them as well. That was why she knew Margaret was in Romdale.
“If I tell Scarlett about it, I wonder how she will make fun of me in private,” Margaret said inwardly.
Upon seeing that Margaret refused to say anything, Scarlett did not continue asking questions. Scarlett saw the man in Margaret’s Instagram video and thought he looked handsome. However, with just a glance, Scarlett knew he was a playboy
Only Margaret would fall for a man like that.
“Marge, when will you come back to Juxshire?” Scarlett asked.
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Scarlett was silent for a few seconds before changing her tone. She sounded depressed and was not in a good mood
Upon hearing that, Margaret’s voice softened a little. “What can I do for you?”
know, I spent most of my time abroad and only have a few friends
hearing what Scarlett said,
homewrecker and had taken
often gossiped and made fun of Margaret behind her back.
did not expect Scarlett to treat her as a real friend. The former was somewhat
started stammering and did not make it clear. Nevertheless, Margaret could
was so good about Harry. Was
responded, “I’ll contact you in a couple of
buy you a meal when you’re back,” Scarlett answered with a smile.
absentmindedly hummed in response and hung
Margaret was certain that
let a woman like her marry Christopher. I bet it’s most likely a momentary novelty,
felt much better at that thought.
would never give up
evening, Margaret went
of Juxshire, Romdale was much slower
inferior to Juxshire’s-especially
Margaret was already in a bad mood that day, she entered the nightclub and started to dance after drinking two glasses of alcohol. The way she dressed was suitable for a place
not of equal status. She was
body was warm, Margaret walked out of the dance floor. She went to the bar and ordered another glass of alcoholic drink. Margaret sat there and drank
“Ms. Zielger.”
voice rang out.
that it was a chubby man. He was so plump that she felt like the oil in his body was about to flow out
and retract her gaze. Margaret took a sip of wine
on the backrest of Margaret’s barstool and smiled, “My last name is Foster. I met you once when
“Mr. Solace,”
of a sudden, she felt that he was not
mean Christopher?”
with a
and said, “Why don’t I remember
whose last name was
I just
hearing that, Margaret snorted and drank by herself
and down from Margaret’s face. Then, his gaze fell on
dress with a leather jacket. The leather jacket hung loosely around Margaret’s upper arm, revealing her round and small
felt a little thirsty
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