Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love

Chapter 352 Something That a Single Man Can’t Understand

Xavia’s smile froze on her face. “What are you talking about? If it’s not Joseph’s child, who else could it be?”

“Is that so? Well, that’s good,” Chloe replied calmly. Her gaze casually drifted toward a nearby suit, and she instructed the salesperson, “Please pack this suit for me.”

Xavia was perplexed. “Who are you buying that suit for?”

‘Is she buying it for Icarus? Did he already win her over? That’s faster than I expected.”

Chloe’s lips formed an elegant smile, enunciating each syllable clearly as she said, “Joseph.”

Xavia thought she must have misheard and repeated her question.

“I said I’m buying this outfit for Joseph.” Chloe’s eyes sparkled, her smile radiant. “Although we’re divorced, we can still be friends. You wouldn’t mind, would you?”

After all, Xavia had done the same thing. She approached Joseph under the guise of friendship. She even went to lengths and helped Chloe endure a stab. One could not deny that this woman was ruthless and had a sharper mind than Ava.

that Joseph never

wearing them, but it’s different when it comes from me,” Chloe

of Xavia, she pulled out the supplementary card to pay for the suit and instructed the salesperson to deliver it directly to

card, she was stunned. She could not believe that Joseph had given his only supplementary card to Chloe. Even she did not receive such

stark contrast in treatment. While maintaining her composure and refusing to show her defeat, she forced a smile, found an excuse, and left.

and you managed to chase that bitch

with using primitive methods. She sees herself as an upper- class person,

“Bankruptcy?” Emily suggested.

they fear bankruptcy, I can’t make her go bankrupt. What they fear the most, apart

superiority, they believe themselves to be extremely noble

I see. And what about the suit? Are you

momentarily, then asked the salesperson, “I’m sorry, can

dear. We only accept returns for quality issues at the moment.”

deliver this card to Fairlight as well,”