Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again

Chapter 25

Chapter 25

President Fuller?

Sonia looked at the door of the private

room, just in time to meet Toby’s cold

gaze. After just one second, she averted her eyes and released the

teapot in her hand.

 

“President Fuller, why are you here?” Chester, who was sitting next to Sonia, stood up and asked politely.

The men in the private room were all

 

one generation older than Toby-some

even two-but Toby’s power in the

industry was obvious to everyone.

Coupled with the fact that the Fuller

Group was currently at the peak of

their power, they wouldn’t dare get into a public dispute with Toby.

Toby shot Sonia a glance, then walked

in and said in his deep voice, “I heard

that you were here playing cards, Mr.

King, so I came to say hello.”

“It’s Friday today. It’s fine. Come and

play some cards.” As opposed to the

arrogance he displayed in front of

Sonia, at this moment, he was

speaking to Toby with a smile. “It just

so happened that President Reed

came to talk about the order of the

goods, so she stayed to play a few

rounds with us.”

Chester smiled and chimed in. “That’s

right. I’m friends with Sonia’s father, He’s very good at playing cards, but she must be rather unlucky, because she keeps losing.”

The other two bosses muttered a few

words in agreement as well, then they

took the opportunity to exchange

business cards with Toby.

Meanwhile, Sonia was silently fiddling

with her cards.

After receiving the business cards

from the two men, Toby strode toward

Paul and said blankly, “You guys carry

on playing. I’ll just watch.”

Paul understood the man’s actions as

soon as he saw it, so he immediately

gave up his seat.

Toby pulled out the chair and sat down.

It was only at such a close distance did

he notice that Sonia’s turtleneck was

wet, and a little bit of hair was sticking

to her fair neck.

“Cough, cough!” While she was playing,

Sonia suddenly coughed twice.

Toby felt the chill, then saw that the

was wide open, so

and closed it before

over and instructing, “Bring me

blanket.”

and the rest’s

when they saw

Sonila turned a

After arranging her

time, the

blanket.

I’m

the

it behind her chair

continuing with the game.

was being, Toby frowned

woman had never even been

to come here and play cards with a bunch of cunning old foxes. Isn’t

it was

everyone in the private room knew about his

the

suddenly became very harmonious,

no one

indecent

even quietly fed Sonia

not

of these

she pretended not to understand their actions and continued

cards in her hand

men wanted to win,

didn’t dare

times, and his brows furrowed even more. When she was about to play a card,

and threw it

caught a whiff of

man’s

more lightheaded, so

back.

basically picked

Sonia and

glanced at Toby,

mine suddenly placed an order, and

him. It’s only

learned that your

needs the foreign goods, President

commerce department

the contract

 ask the factory to

goods as soon as

was showing such kindness, Sonia accepted it. “Then, I’ll have to trouble you with it, Mr.

Couah, cough.”

Cough, cough…

 

the point where her cheeks were slightly flushed,

behind her chair

it around

stood

contact with him.

Mr. King, I still have things waiting for

playing. Today’s bill is

that, Sonia picked up

left.

her slender figure quickly disappeared outside the

was unbothered as

Sonia leave. While he played, he issued

there’ll

7.00PM tomorrow. Do

and have a

some good wine?”

free tomorrow night,”

as he

he didn’t look at it as he

Paul and

at the table. His gaze

matter how bad my ex-wife’s card skills are, no one

a

We didn’t

Reed.”

regarding your

resort in the

proposal, and

threw the

table, then stated with a

Yancey, go find

partner.”

then picked up

strode off.

Toby’s cards and was shocked when he saw them. “Sonia’s cards were so bad, but

Meanwhile, Chester seemed paralysed

seat, as if his soul

body. “Aren’t they divorced?”

That‘s right

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