Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 4 Humiliating Herself at the Club

Luminance Club was on the north side of the city and was a famous nightlife establishment. Jean rode a taxi to get there and stepped out to find herself looking up at the club's gilded sign that towered into the clouds.

However, she had just taken a few steps when someone stopped her. "Good evening, miss. Do you have a reservation?"

The security guard saw that she looked like a person from a wealthy background and thought she looked familiar.

But her expression was dull and listless. She did not have the air of a wealthy young lady.

Jean gripped her evening clutch tightly. It was a gift from her mother and the most expensive item she had with her at the moment.

Then, she took a deep breath and spoke naturally, "I'm here to see Edgar Royden, the president of Royden Group."

Edgar's name could easily cause a stir anywhere in Westburgh. Thus, the waiter assumed she was someone of importance to Edgar and did not dare to delay.

"Yes, miss. Please wait for a moment."

waiter reappeared ten minutes

Mr. Royden instructed when he came in that he would

waiter glanced at her with pity. It was a cold night, and Jean was dressed

as Jean stood outside, blocked from entering Luminance Club. Her delicate collarbone seemed more prominent than before, and her slender legs trembled from the cold as

was

not be

oppressed her to make her bow down

of Eyer Group and was once beloved and envied by

rushed a couple of steps forward. With her tousled hair and beautiful but sad

the back door. Please leave quickly after you are done!" The security pitied her but did not dare to be

"Alright, thank you."

Jean strangely as she walked, but she ignored them. She headed straight into a washroom cubicle and locked the door. Outside the cubicle, a couple of women were discussing something as they did their makeup

know who that important guest is. He's the president of Royden group and has recently divorced. It's not every day

the wall. Once they left, Jean came out of the

the tap and stared at her haggard face in the