Divorced but Delighted

Chapter 24 Ryan Invites Clerra to Dance

When Draven received the photo, he was driving.

Draven glanced at his phone while waiting at the traffic lights. Noticing the nonsensical words, he picked up his phone.

Then, Draven could not move his eyes away.

The old signboard that was filled with a sense of age was surrounded by neon lights. A woman wearing an old–fashioned dress stepped in the light and shadow with her high heels, looking exceedingly fascinating and charming. On her shoulders, there was a black suit, and the woman held the man beside her with her slender white arm. It was like a movie poster from old times.

Even though the photo was taken a little far away and only half of the woman’s delicate face could be vaguely seen, one could still recognize who the woman was at a glance.

Not to mention that the man the woman was holding was the one Draven had beaten up not long ago. That was the president of XR Entertainment, William Barton.

How could William actually take Cierra to that kind of place? Draven thought.

Draven stared at the photo and didn’t notice that the traffic lights had turned green.

The cars behind Draven urged desperately, and someone even got out of the car and knocked on Draven’s window.

Draven turned a deaf ear to that and directly called Ryan back. Then Draven turned the steering wheel with a livid face and drove straight in another direction.

“Cierra is at Ninth Club?”

As soon as the call was connected, Draven asked, gnashing his teeth.

Ryan also followed Cierra in at this time, his eyes following the outline of the beautiful figure. It seemed as if he could not see the crowd around him that was swaying with the lights and music.

Ryan asked for a glass of wine, and said casually, “Is there anything wrong with your eyes? Can’t you recognize the usual place we hang in?”

It is not like Draven has never been to Ninth Club before, Ryan thought.

It wasn’t that Draven didn’t recognize the place, but he still had the last bit of hope that William would still have some conscience and wouldn’t take Cierra to such a place.

Now that Draven heard the deafening noise over there, he drove even faster.

“Keep an eye on Cierra.”

“Don’t worry, you don’t have to tell me.“”

his wine glass and suddenly thought

that you’re divorced, you even called me to help you investigate her life overseas. Now you

Ryan in a cold voice, “I haven’t divorced Cierra yet. In the

you are going to marry Aleah. How about divorcing Cierra as soon as possible so that I will have a chance to chase after Cierra…”

words, Draven had already hung up.

his tongue lightly and looked up again, only to find the beautiful figure near

light and shadows above the dance pool were dazzling, and the

behind William, shuttling through the crowd and stopping by a booth. “The man should not be able to find me now. He is still on

glass of wine and glanced in Ryan’s

had a keen eye for people’s gazes. She noticed someone staring at her when she was photographed secretly in the doorway.

William took Cierra’s wine away and put it back on the bartender’s tray. “Get her a glass of

and

heard what William said

at. She couldn’t help but kick William on his calf. “… William, you brought me to the

“You want to

looked towards the dance floor. “… I want

this time. Instead, he chuckled, picked up a glass of wine, and sat down.

believed no matter how mischievous Cici was, she would not run up dressed up like this because it was too

and dance

something was impossible to

who knew what was proper for the occasion. If Cierra had worn something else today, she might have rushed into the crowd at

an eye candy.

eye candy who was still holding a glass of

deafening music on the dance floor suddenly stopped.

moment later, a well–known

from the saxophone was romantic and elegant, which was

even add some

had found Cierra. Now Ryan stopped directly

gentleman.

time no see, Ms. Boyle. I was wondering if I might have the

move, leaving the man in front of her to remain bent.

you seem to have been abroad

remembered Ryan, Draven’s childhood friend.

back, Cierra was also a frequent participant in the parties of the aristocracy in her circle. At that time, she was

was the time for her to establish her circle of friends and the values of life. Cierra, who had been pushed out, naturally didn’t have contact with those

returned. I was just hanging around and it was quite a