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

Chapter 395 Raising Suspicion

Andrius spent a good portion of his might before he managed to lift the unpleasant atmosphere that he caused just now before discussing with Rosalie about the pharmaceutical industry in Coast City at the present day.

Rosalie also conversed with him patiently.

Byron, who was beside him, did not speak again. He just drank his wine without saying a word.

Seeing that they had finished most of the wine in the bottle, Andrius hurriedly ended the dinner. “It’s getting late. Let’s just end things here today. I’ll have the medicinal materials businesses decide the time as soon as possible.”

Rosalie did not want to stay any longer either, so she unequivocally agreed.

The three of them went downstairs side by side. Rosalie was about to pay the tab but was stopped by Andrius.

“I was just kidding the last time. How can I allow you to treat me? If my grandfather finds out about this, he’ll lecture me again.”

Saying that, Andrius quickly went over to settle the bill. He then turned around and walked to Byron’s side before raising a brow at him earnestly.

Byron frowned but said nothing.

old master up and seeing that money was really nothing to Andrius, Rosalie decided not to

nine o’clock when they

lot of wine at the dinner table and was a little intoxicated. The sweeping nighttime breeze served

sounded in her ears. “How are you going back? Would you

had

you for your kindness, Young Master Quirke, but the Quirke household is not along the way to mine. I won’t bother you. I’ll just

saying that, she took off and walked to the side

glanced at the

at Rosalie’s slender back in the night.

it’ll take before you get a taxi, rd better give you a ride. Besides, the

big favor. It would be inappropriate if she were to shirk this trivial matter as

need to be so courteous with me. The old master knows that I went out to have dinner with you and specifically informed

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refuse him anymore, so she turned

for the trouble,

hands repeatedly. “It’s no trouble. If you hadn’t agreed to let me send you back, that