Charming Lady Hard To Chase After Being Dumped

Nora stood up and got ready to head out to receive the guest.

However, after she took a couple of steps, she saw that Henry and the others were still seated with their noses in the air and putting on an arrogant display.

It was obvious that they didn't care about the guest.

She ignored them and went straight out.

At once, she saw an elegant and presentable middle-aged woman standing at the door.

The woman was well-maintained and wore a classy long-sleeved dress.

It seemed as if a beauty had walked straight out of a painting, and there was a kind of serene and composed charm around her that was found only in a scholarly family.

Mrs.Lane, who was holding disinfectant spray, originally thought that she would see a meek and dirty country bumpkin entering.

Little did she think that the guest would actually look like that instead.

For a moment, she didn't even dare to spray the disinfectant she was holding anymore.

Melissa Anderson smiled gently and said, "We meet again, Nora!"

Nora didn't expect to meet her here.

Rather surprised, she said, "You..."

Melissa came forward a couple of steps quickly and grabbed her hand.

"This is fate, child! It was your own uncle who you saved!"

Inside the house, Angela, who was dying to mock them, couldn't wait anymore.

When she saw the two of them speaking at the door, she walked straight toward the door while saying, "Have you disinfected the place, Mrs.Lane? We mustn't just let any random person into the _"

Her words came to an abrupt end when she saw Melissa! After a three-second pause, her voice instantly became much louder and she exclaimed sharply, "You're Nora's aunt?!"

Upon hearing her reaction, Wendy and Henry also stood up and walked toward the door.

Wendy whispered, "Angela is still too young and inexperienced.It's because she’s never seen a country bumpkin before that she's overreacting so badly.Sigh.’’ 

With a look of smugness all over her face, she straightened her back quietly.

that she wasn't as pretty as his deceased wife, so she had

hold her head up high when it came to the family background! She would show Nora's poor relative

came from

she married Henry, she was considered as having married someone of a higher social

men’s wives, she had worked hard to learn and copy

and her presence when she was merely standing there would already give her a crushing defeat! For a while, none

up in

but now that she had calmed down, she

lips curled up

ignored Wendy and looked at Henry instead as she asked, "You must be

recovered from his surprise by then.The arrogance on his face had

gave her an ingratiating smile and asked, "You

"Oh, I forgot to introduce

the topic, she said, "It doesn't look like I came at a good time, Nora.Let's find somewhere else to

Nora nodded.

the lead.Her voice sounded a little deep as

again after the two of them

"Dad, Mom.Who is

the emergency at Hotel Finest the other time, Melissa hadn't looked her usual self because she was crying very badly due

Wendy gritted her teeth.

and said, "Oh you know, artists.No wonder she looks so classy.But I've heard that there aren't many artists who are making money nowadays.Instead, there are a lot of people

Angela curled her lip.

that's what it is.I thought she was from a wealthy family because of how she had behaved! That makes sense,

however, was staring at the doorway and

outsiders thought that Nora's mother was destitute and had only managed to survive because she married

a company under her

an unusual last name in our circle.There isn't any distinguished

made Henry come

She was right.

Andersons in New York, all the other businessmen

probably just putting on an act.I'm just afraid that Nora is

that's enough.Don't we have a dinner appointment with the Grays tonight? Let's get ready,

Henry nodded.

grumbled, "Someone has already reserved Hotel Finest's VVIP room.Otherwise, how nice would

Outside the house.

an understated black Cayenne parked

car was a high-end model and its estimated value in the domestic

aunt to be able to afford such a