My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 238

Taking Her For A Fool Their eyes met, and a touch of coldness crossed Wendy’s heart. 

As she had expected, that wench was also staying here! 

Rosalie could no longer avoid her. She simply walked in the direction of the elevator calmly, pretending not to have seen her. 

Wendy saw through her intent. She bit down on her teeth hard and strode up, “Miss Jacobs, Young Master Leon, what a coincidence. Are you two also staying here?” 

Rosalie frowned slightly, not wanting to pay any attention to her. 

To the side, Leon could tell what Rosalie was thinking and calmly walked in between the two of them to separate Rosalie from Wendy. He nodded to her distantly. “Miss Fuller, what a coincidence. You’re-” 

Before he could finish speaking, Wendy interrupted with a smile, “It’s too much of a coincidence. Byron is also staying in this hotel, and I was just thinking of surprising him! Look, I just got his room card.” 

room card unconsciously and shook it in front of them. She quickly put it back and spoke in a flaunting tone, “The front desk staff member already knew me. They might have seen the news of my marriage with Byron

Not to mention, her

she was talking, the three of them walked into the elevator one after

press the button of her floor, but Leon had already pressed the button for the top floor.

down on her teeth at an angle

as Byron. How could there be

of them were in the elevator. Rosalie completely ignored Wendy, and Leon had nothing to say to her either.

atmosphere in the elevator became very

break the silence with a smile

to see who

said that, Wendy looked at Leon, but she was watching Rosalie through her periphery Rosalie’s expression was indifferent. It was either she really did not hear what Wendy just said or she did not

to attend to, what about Byron? The speculation she had that morning grew more and more intense in her heart. Wendy could hardly contain her anger, and the smile on her face was also stiff. “Is that so? Have you met Byron these last

only to see the woman who had been silent all this