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

Chapter 464 You Are Heartless

Charlotte stood up, gesturing to the others, then walked out the door and said, "Madam Harrison, I'm fine now. How about you? How's your health recently?"

Roxanne smiled slightly, "I'm the same as always. But I do know that you and Arthur have completed the formalities. Charlotte, I really like you. You deserve someone better. That brat doesn't deserve you. Once you get the divorce certificate, don't even think about going back to him, no matter what he does."

Charlotte couldn't help but smile, "Alright, I'll listen to you."

Roxanne continued, "When you have time, come to Harrison Villa for a meal. Now that you've divorced that brat, it'll be hard to see you in the future."

Her tone carried a hint of sadness.

Charlotte couldn't stand it when Roxanne spoke like that. She said, "I'll come over in a few days, Madam Harrison. Don't worry. Although I no longer have anything to do with him, you're still my friend. I'll still visit you often."

Roxanne smiled, "Then that's best. We'll just mind our own business. That brat has nothing to do with us."

"Exactly." Charlotte's expression softened, her eyes and smile radiating warmth and gentleness. Her voice was light and kind.

Arthur stood at the end of the hallway, a cigarette between his fingers, watching her with a darkened face as she spoke.

just then, a server carrying hot soup walked past her. She didn't notice and bumped into the server as she turned,

hot soup didn't spill on her, not a single drop. Instead, the person who pulled her away got

quickly apologized, "Sorry, sorry! I didn't

"It's fine."

flicked his hand and motioned for the server

at him, then

left her mouth, she turned

"I've been burned."

and she sensed a hint of

doubted her ears. She slightly turned her head and

right arm was wet, and he was rolling

to the hospital and get that treated," she

"You're so heartless."

came from behind her, this time carrying a touch

you?

Arthur was speechless.

so indifferent,

distance from