Always Been Yours

Chapter 907

After all she had accompanied her husband to various events all these years, so she had seen all sorts of outstanding men in their own rights, let alone a Xerthanian man. In fact, she had never seen this man in their circle before.

Because of so, her gaze at Nicholas gradually turned contemptuous.

“That man must‘ve only joined our circle recently, hasn‘t he? I‘ve never seen him around.”

Linville knew at once that her friend had mistaken, and so she explained, “He indeed isn‘t from our circle. He‘s a businessman from Xerthania—”

However, before she could finish her words, her friend interjected.

“You think I‘m beneath a mere Xerthanian businessman? You‘ve got to be kidding me, Linville!” The noblewoman snorted, and her contempt for Nicholas deepened further.

on the other hand, was rendered speechless. A mere

Nicholas was, but the noblewoman spoke up again before she could say anything. “That‘s not happening. I already told everyone I‘m keeping that gown. I will talk that man

Linville to stop her at once. “I really wouldn‘t do it if I were you. I‘m going to be completely honest with you. Even my husband would act deferentially to

got to be joking, Linville. Warner would be afraid of some

Linville weren‘t exactly elites

naturally got what her friend meant. However, she had no intention of saying it in detail. “All I can tell you is that he‘s not someone you and I can afford to mess with. Anyhow, he had come for the fashion show and bought the gown just to make his wife

when she saw Linville‘s grave countenance and asked with skepticism. “So, who the

snorted softly “I‘ve already warned you, seeing you‘re my friend. If you still insist on going to him don‘t come back and whine to me if anything happens. Also, you

serious and damaging, but they also emphasized just how distinguished Nicholas was at the

for the worse immediately, and she said solemnly after she finally calmed down. “I got it. I won‘t go to

a few socialites, noblewomen, and celebrities were

know just who bought that