Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee by Lily Foster

Chapter 226 I Do Not Mind Chap

After Jacquelyn finished speaking, she looked at the man in front of her.

His facial features were profound, and his handsome contours appeared even more distinct and smooth under the light. He was as flawless as an ancient Greek sculpture, exuding an air of confidence and charisma that made it impossible to look away.

Indeed, Jacquelyn, as the heiress of an aristocratic family, has seen many men both at home and abroad.

But someone like Gavyn, who excels in both temperament and ability, is truly a rare gem, one in a million.

Gavyn didn’t give a clear answer, his gaze briefly sweeping over Jacquelyn. His deep, ink-like eyes revealed no hint of emotion, and his tone remained steady and even.

“Do you mind that I’ve been married before?”

“What’s there to worry about? I know you have an ex-wife; Mrs. Delacruz already told me.”

Gavyn raised an eyebrow, signaling her to continue speaking.

Jacquelyn covered her mouth with a smile, elegant and poised, “Isn’t this something everyone. knows? I heard that you were wronged in your previous marriage. Your ex-wife… perhaps it’s because she grew up in a poor environment, her appearance wasn’t quite presentable, and her education and abilities were not up to par.

As a wife, I believe I am quite presentable.”

Jacquelyn casually brushed her hair back and said, “I completed my Master’s degree ahead of schedule and have won numerous awards from international foundations. My hobbies include flower arranging and painting, and I’ve even won national competitions. If there’s ever a need to organize a banquet, I’d be happy to showcase my skills.”

Gavyn listened expressionlessly, feeling completely indifferent inside.

The woman appeared gentle and amiable, speaking with seemingly soft words. However, she was actually a wolf in sheep’s clothing, with each word implying that your ex-wife is nothing compared to me.

The reality is, Aylin, as the daughter of the Koch family, grew up surrounded by love and privilege. With a strong and prosperous background, she was truly one of a kind in New York.

In terms of appearance, she’s definitely among the top in New York.

What use are illustrations and paintings? When it comes to talent, Aylin took over the Koch Group at a young age and has managed it flawlessly, even leading the company to greater heights.

Gavyn subconsciously compared Jacquelyn to Aylin, only to find that the woman before him couldn’t measure up to Aylin in any way.

that he had already acknowledged and started listing the various merits of Aylin, which

remained calm, “Oh, really?

tell that this

heart skipped

soft fabric, accentuating her graceful figure without being overly revealing. The understated color of her cardigan made her

at home, if it were in the past, those men

Gavyn so

straight and said, “I know, Mr. Delacruz has someone on his mind that

know that she once saved

It was only then. that Gavyn’s eyelashes fluttered slightly, and his usually calm face finally showed a

with a scrutinizing gaze and

coincidence that Laila and I were high

frowned, recalling that

he was still a child, he accidentally encountered a fire during a visit to an art gallery. The thick smoke nearly made him lose consciousness, and for a

met a girl who was about the

held his hand, her voice melodious and soothing like a

her gentle yet powerful voice was deeply etched into his

measure, he managed to say, “I will definitely

him, who was about the same age as him, gave him

smile, the gratitude towards the life-saving benefactor, and Gavyn had

up until now, and it was for this

that his life was about to end, everyone was running out. But there

emotion is

Gavyn half-closed his eyes and said softly, “So, are you here today to plead on

constant deception and betrayal had become unbearable for him. Moreover, she always used

the kindness,

interfere

passage time. Back then, we all envied Laila, thinking that you two would

at Gavyn with her peripheral vision, quietly capturing

and he said coldly, “I only feel