My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1108 Reunion With An Old Friend

“Mrs. White wanted to know whether you would care to join them for dinner tonight.” The driver looked at Janet in the rearview mirror.

Sitting in the back seat, Janet replied, “Tell my mother I’ll go and see her another day. 1 need to calm down first.” A message arrived from Elizabeth Janet smiled sweetly, knowing that Brandon would get her note. She called Elizabeth.

“Why are you calling?” Elizabeth asked with a mischievous smile.

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Janet could tell that Elizabeth was smiling from the tone of her voice. Janet faltered and chewed her bottom lip. “If you don’t speak, I’ll hang up,” Elizabeth threatened.

“Don’t hang up. I want to ask about Brandon, but it isn’t easy for me. How was he today?” Janet asked. She tasted blood Why did she feel so nervous’ She wasn’t a teenager.

“He looked very sad, and I think he’s lost weight, if you’re worried about him, maybe it’s time to go back?” Elizabeth said, grinning.

Janet couldn’t understand why she cared. He had lied to her. That was why she left in the first place. But now, even though Janet had told Brandon not to look for her, she found herself worrying about him.

her that Brandon was sad, Janet felt sorry. She didn’t want to make

and make him pay for lying to her, otherwise, he would do so

yet. I must teach

But why aren’t you working today. Where have you been?” Elizabeth didn’t expect a workaholic like Janet to request a leave of

meeting an old friend who I haven’t seen for a long time,”

Barnes was full of tall buildings and bright

melodious music escaped the

a yoga suit. Her face was ruddy, and her arms rolled the oversized ball back and

smile on her face. She wore a headset with a microphone. She was running a yoga class for rich, pregnant ladies. “If you are worried about weight gain during pregnancy, come to me after class. 1 have plenty of nutritious recipes. It’s a

a yoga ball, Laney

Harding, wake up. You’re snoring,” Lola said softly Laney was easily exhausted. The doctor said it was a normal part of pregnancy, but Garrett’s mother had signed her up for numerous prenatal courses,

was even busier now than when she was working

the saliva from the corner of her mouth, and looked

They were silent for a