Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 11 It Was You?

In the café… “This is three million in cash, I know you need the money. Once you take it, please make sure you disappear from Benny’s life, you are not the right one for him.”

The woman was none other than Ben’s mother – everything about her appearance told Jean that she was wealthy. Three million in cash, stored in a plastic bag was placed on the table in the middle of the café.

Jean stirred the cup of coffee in her hands as she let out a casual smile, “Ma’am, I believe there is a misunderstanding. My relationship with Ben isn’t what you think it is.” “Oh? Does that mean you won’t take the money?”

The woman raised her brows, “What do you mean there is a misunderstanding? You moved in together. Listen, you will take this money, whether you like it or not. If you insist on seducing Benny, you will be sorry for your actions.”

The woman made sure to foot the bill before she left, just so she could rub the insult in.

Jean barely managed to drag the bag of money, weighing just under a hundred pound, out of the café.

She scoffed at herself ironically as she had never imagined that she would be on the receiving end of an insult because of money.

At that thought, Jean gathered every strength in her body and hurled the bag into the air, making it rain notes in the middle of a busy street.

is raining

let the notes

some sized her up judgingly, “She must

to me. Isn’t she the ex-wife of the CEO of Royden Group?! The one

it, and she can earn it back with those

of criticism filled Jean’s ears, and she had almost let it get into her

made Edgar look bad at Luminance Club earlier, it did not come without some

on Gigi’s face as she

place as a superstar and fell into the muds in a

hurts

extra note or two, and the street quickly turned into a fighting pit for money – incessant honks from cars that passed by did little to help put

indifferently. Then suddenly, a car stopped right in front of her. There was a man sitting in the back passenger’s seat. Through the rain droplets,

It was Edgar.

the car, then walked up to

you, wasn’t