Divorced but Delighted

Chapter 64 Okay, I Beg You

He repied, “Should I believe it?”

He sounded indifferent.

He had thought that he could meet Sylvia and get to the bottom of the matter. Even if Sylvia wouldn’t renew the contract with the Trevino Group in the future, he wanted to know the reason.

If he did have offended her by accident because of some terms, he could sincerely apologize or express his gratitude.

However, he had never imagined that the person who had arrived would be Cierra Boyle.

He was no longer expectant. He was helpless.

Cierra didn’t expect that Draven wouldn’t believe her.

But she knew why he thought so.

Sylvia had signed a contract with the Barton family, and it was a one-of-a-kind contract. It was obvious that she got along with the Barton family. As for Cierra Boyle, she had been with William all- day long. It just so happened that XR Entertainment, which William was in charge of, also signed a contract with Sylvia, so Cierra had a reason to get to know Sylvia.

In this way, it made sense for Cierra to make use of her relationship with William to play tricks on him by impersonating as Sylvia.

Even though it made sense, she still found it funny.

She curled her lips and looked straight at him, saying, “If you’re so sure that I’m the one who impersonates Sylvia, why don’t you think that I’m the real Seven? Are you afraid, or do you have other speculations?”

He didn’t dare.

As he heard her words, his eyes blinked.

Perhaps he subconsciously thought so, but now he still firmly believed in his speculation. He said, “If you are really Sylvia, why didn’t you show up directly when Entrustment Design Studio cooperated with the Trevino Group? Cierra Boyle, can’t you show up in public?”

Before he could finish his sentence, the smile on her face faded.

He was asking her why she hadn’t shown up directly.

She didn’t stop smiling, but there was a hint of sadness in her eyes.

What he said was right. She couldn’t show up in public.

At that time, in addition to Ernest, no one else was concerned about her. Everyone who saw her seemed to have seen something disgusting, especially him.

They

back to the

her as trouble. He was impatient when

kill herself. If it weren’t

ago.

rat crossing the street. Everyone hated her. She’d better disappear once and

was still someone

Was it wrong for her to

he hated her for getting close to him, she could help him secretly. Just like when he was punished

him. She weaved their names together, hoping that the man he liked could

she, who couldn’t show up in public, shouldn’t exist in

to her senses

her head with a faint smile. Although her tone was still casual, it was

fatigue.

fool you. I don’t like you anymore. I really feel uncomfortable when I think about how you and Aleah have embarrassed me all these years. So I borrowed Sylvia’s account and deliberately tricked you out to see your reaction. I didn’t expect that you would expose

tears welled up in her

over, I

if she stayed any longer, she

him. Why was she still so

shouldn’t have happened. She told herself that she couldn’t cry, at least

Draven

Cierra’s smile just now was vivid in

was not Sylvia, which was exactly the same

to have missed something, but

why Sylvia was unwilling to renew the contract with the Trevino Group. It was because of Cierra. It

that the jewelry project was in full swing, it didn’t matter if they lacked someone named Sylvia. With her around, it would just be icing on the

caught up with Cierra, who was about to go out, and said, “It’s getting

of others. At that time, she wanted to cry, but she forced herself to hold

her ear, she stopped, pushed up her sunglasses, and looked

frowned, saying, “Cierra Boyle, can’t you talk

she had never attended etiquette classes since Aleah came back, they grew up together.

put on her sunglasses and snorted, saying, “With your temper, if you don’t want to listen, you will cover your ears. As for this meal, forget it. It’s not like you’re treating me. I’m too shameless for me to stay. Anyway, I’ve achieved my goal,

No!

whether Draven believed it or not,

thought that

had to learn to reconcile with