Crystal's One Night of Love

Chapter 314 Alfred And Melora 2 

Never in Melora’s wildest dreams did she know she’d run into Alfred again soon, and in such an awkward situation too.

The next day, Melora enjoyed coffee with a companion in a cafe located on the first floor of a luxurious five-star hotel.

Her closest friend, Lynette Leitz, sat across from her. “Are you okay now? Why would you take three sleeping pills for a b*stard like him?” she asked worriedly.

Melora responded quietly, “I had no clue he used to date Crystal. He’s truly a deceitful man. Whenever I think about how he lied to her for years, I get the urge to stab him to death.”

She sniffled and added, “Fortunately, Crystal didn’t lose her virginity to him!”

Lynette burst out laughing in anger.

Is she a fool?

They were engrossed in their conversation, completely unaware that a few well-dressed individuals were seated at a table just two away from them. Among them were Alfred, Leslie, and several of their associates.

Leslie was the first to discover them.

He lowered his voice and reported, “Mr. Lodge, that’s the daughter of the Miller family.”

Alfred sipped on his coffee nonchalantly.

He had spotted her earlier and had overheard the conversation between the young women, which made him realize Melora was quite naive.

Alfred was a busy man, and women would often flock to him.

He hadn’t planned on talking to her and made to stand up. At once, his subordinates rose to their feet hastily.

“Melora!”

Without warning, a handsome man appeared out of nowhere and gripped Melora’s wrist.

It was none other than Robert.

When his affair became public knowledge, Melora steadfastly ignored his calls and chose not to entertain his explanations.

She even took pills, and he only got to meet her today.

Melora flung his hand away and frowned. “That hurts!”

Robert wanted to win her back.

His mistress might be compliant, but he was merely using her to have fun. Melora, with her influential background and innocence, remained his ideal wife.

a more humble stance.

burst out, “What’s left to discuss? You do have a mistress, don’t you? Now that it’s out in the open, do you expect Melora to simply forgive

in a high-end cafe, Lynette gave him the middle finger.

observe the unfolding scene,

in the art of flattering his employer, quickly feigned offense upon hearing the comment. “You’re only in your

merely flashed a smile.

physical confrontation broke out, likely

had fallen to the ground from the

floor were approximately eight lipsticks and a collection of charming accessories, including

a small milk

atmosphere instantly grew

pretty surprised.

was two years older than Crystal, so it was surprising to see her carrying

she still drinking milk?

smile that appeared on Alfred’s lips, an unusual occurrence. It was evident that Alfred

welled up in

her lip and declared, “Robert,

spoke up. “Pick up her

milk bottle couldn’t be seen by

gathering Melora’s belongings, carefully placing them back

at Alfred, clearly surprised to see him

Who is this? He’s so handsome and has a temperament unlike others! Despite his fair skin and gentlemanly looks, he is

silence later, Melora greeted, “Mr.

seated in his chair, initially

when she addressed him as “Mr. Alfred,” he inexplicably stood up and approached her. She raised her head,

like a lost puppy waiting

the urge to pat her head, but he tamped down that feeling and asked calmly, “Feeling well enough to be up and

noise escaped Melora’s throat as she continued

might be handsome, but please

didn’t mind her

long time since he last saw someone gazing at him

looked like one, too.

she possessed

presence exuding from the man. He demanded, “Who is he? Is he your new lover? Melora, didn’t you try to kill yourself because of your

he felt resentful.

When he dated Melora, he always held

she was deeply in love with him. Consequently, when news of his affair became. public, he didn’t consider

things with his mistress and persuade Melora to return to him.

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