Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 18 A Toast to You

Dressed in haute couture, Gigi stood behind Jean with a few women in similar clothing.

She looked astonished as if she had seen something that shouldn’t be there.

Jean wasn’t expecting to see her there.

Other than her frenemies, Gigi was accompanied by an unexpected person.

He was Edgar’s friend, Nathan Knox.

In her two years of marriage with Edgar, Jean only met him a few times. As a result, she wasn’t familiar with him.

Nathan frowned as he looked at Jean in her slip-dress. He hesitated.

“Jean, are you… working here?”

He spoke carefully, but Jean felt a piercing pain in her heart.

It was true that Jean Eyer of the Eyer Group had lost her position and ended up in such a place.

And who should I thank for this?

Jean kept quiet. Nathan took her silence as a yes. His heart sank as he stepped between her and the man.

“Does Edgar know that you’re here?”

“Mr. Knox, I’m no longer married to him. Am I supposed to report my daily routine to my ex-husband?”

the day. Naturally, he would have heard

say another word, Gigi

you need money. How much do you need? I can lend

unscrupulous business here. What

The manager interrupted.

her job, the manager would be in

Jean laughed.

because you recommended it to me

didn’t expect Jean to reveal

Gigi’s friends exchanged looks.

working here,

Wilson wouldn’t let the

isn’t it first come, first served? You know what’s the reasonable thing to do

be served first. We aren’t thinking of taking Cindy away from you. What if

flitted across the women’s

from ear to ear. He was delighted at the

you are all Ms. Reece’s friends! Very

to all types of people but didn’t expect them to treat Jean that way. She looked at

knew that they

Don’t regret it when things turn out badly!” Nathan

looked at

left the place. She had achieved her aim—to make everyone surrounding Edgar look down on

caring act and looked at Jean with

Take your time and think about it. Oh, maybe you can’t. Customers are king. Am I right, Mr.

laughed out loud. He eyed Jean,