Mr. Ford Is Jealous

Chapter 38

A shadow seemed to fall on Weston’s face for a moment, but he remained silent through it all. He calmly regarded Stella in scrutiny while Stella sat beside Yvonne in silence, as if she did not notice him staring at her. Stella would never have guessed that the guests Yvonne talked about were Weston and Guinevere. What a small world it was! She thought of the irony of them meeting again, when Weston was so adamant about sending her off out of his sight. Despite everything, Stella was curious to see how Weston would react next, now that he’d seen her.

“I had the same thoughts myself when I first met Ella!” said Yvonne with some astonishment. “She looked just like a friend of mine! I guess it is a strange coincidence. I never thought that two people who aren’t twins could look so much alike. It was weird enough that I knew someone who looked like Ella. I can’t believe that you know someone who looks like her too!”

Yvonne then turned towards Stella and studied her face.

“Such a pretty face… I can’t believe there’d be so many people who look like this!”

Stella couldn’t help but snicker. “You’re only saying that to flatter me, aren’t you?” she teased Yvonne.

mind that Stella read through her mind at all. She put her arm around Stella’s shoulders and

Guinevere had gotten much calmer now, and with a clearer head, her suspicions began to solidify. Could this woman really not be Stella Sealey? Could there really

the guests that

is Mr. Weston Ford, and with him is the superstar Guinevere Cohen. You must’ve heard of her, right? Well, Mr. Ford

Guinevere turned pale and silent. She gazed at Weston. It was a meaningful

soon! When is the wedding going to be?” Only then did Weston draw his eyes away from Stella. “In two months,” he answered plainly without

Guinevere replied with a smile as she willed herself to remain calm. “It’s only a simple ceremony, after all.” “So when are you two

displayed an obvious shift, though Weston

in a hurry,” he stated

those words, Guinevere’s mood changed drastically. It didn’t matter how good an actress she was; the