Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 267 Don’t Test Me

Carlos glanced over curiously toward the commotion.

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Jacob quickly stepped in, blocking his line of sight. “Mr. Stoddard, let’s head over and order first. Mr. Harrison has some personal matters to attend to.”

Carlos chuckled and withdrew his gaze. “Alright, let’s order first.”

The group then made their way to the private room.

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Pete had a faint smile on his face as he said, “I finished my studies in carving and opened a small shop. You know how it is in our line of work, land one deal occasionally, and the returns are good enough. Every time I wrap up a job, I take off to travel. I’ve almost seen the entire world by now.”

He looked at Charlotte. “And you? As Arthur’s wife, have you traveled to a lot of places over the years?”

Charlotte fell silent.

Forget about traveling abroad; she hadn’t even seen all of her own country.

her heart into chasing love, devoting herself to Arthur

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brought that

smile. “It’s fine. I’m used to it.”

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softly, then handed her a drink. “Here, have some. It’s sweet, and it might make you

“Thank you.”

but from the corner of her eye, she noticed a familiar figure approaching.

out the chair next to hers, and sat down. His strikingly handsome face carried

eat without inviting

sat, Arthur casually draped an arm across the back of Charlotte’s chair, a possessive gesture that closed the distance between them. His deep, attractive eyes rested on her

frowned, her delicate brows furrowing. “What are you doing

and wife. If we end up in the

turned his gaze to Pete. “Don’t you

at Arthur’s arrival. Though they

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the commanding presence of the man before him. Arthur exuded a regal aura, a refined nobility honed by wealth and

is the president of the Harrison Group,” he thought.

calm but laced with a hint of provocation. “If there really were such synchronicity, you wouldn’t be eating separately without saying a word to

of Arthur’s identity, Pete showed no deference. Instead, his words deliberately struck a nerve.