Perfect Stranger

So Bruce wanted to handle the present with gratitude when he was still reasonable.

So now, Bruce could not believe it.

"Now that everyone knows our relationship, I hope you can stop asking any more questions. Your purpose today is the Swan project. I hope you don't forget the purpose of this trip. "

After finishing his words, Bruce gave a meaningful look at Justina and then dragged Louisa out of the party.

Not until Louisa was taken out of the party did she realize what was going on?

Was it because of her or he just wanted to save the project.

Bobby took over the following conference after he saw that Bruce and Louisa had left.

The affair between Louisa and Bruce was so shocking that the rest of the matter had no interest at all to those reporters.

Standing on one side, Ben watched Bruce go up the stage, watching him step up for the sake of Louisa.

Throughout the conversation, the smile lingered on the corner of Ben's mouth, and even on his face. He was always so calm and elegant, as if this was nothing about him.

Looking at the backs of Bruce and Louisa, Rod seemed to be thinking about something.

As far as he knew, there had not been a single woman around Bruce in so many years. How could Louisa be so popular.

Alina cast a glance at the direction of the door.

But when she noticed that there was a thoughtful look on Rod's face, a gloating look appeared on Alina's face.

Now Rod knew what kind of woman that Louisa was. He would definitely not like her in the future.

At the thought of this, she felt relieved. Then she walked gracefully towards Rod. However, before she approached to Rod, she saw Rod leaving in a hurry.

Alina stamped her foot angrily. Rod must be deliberate. When he saw her coming over, he pretended not to see her and hid himself.

But now, the most depressed person was Michelle. She had found that Bruce treated Louisa differently.

But she didn't expect that Bruce would admit in front of so many people that Louisa was his woman. What did he take her for.

Now she really wanted to kill Louisa. If it weren't for that bitch, how could Bruce treat her like this.

Then Louisa was dragged out of the hall by Bruce. He didn't let go of Louisa's hand until they walked outside.

to hold it, he would lose control and

you for your help, but I still want to go back and explain it to the reporters. After all, we are just strangers. Our

and didn't dare

He had done so

those reporters now. I don't care about it anyway. But you

Louisa was

Louisa had recognized him and that she didn't want to admit him.

he couldn't push her too hard, or it would be not fun

Bruce said these. He believed that after hearing his words, Louisa would know what to do.

Louisa by great surprise. But from what he

the Swan project was a project that Mu's Group invested

her for money was still

purpose. But even if he knew it, Louisa

then, Brian, Justina's fiancé, came in

Louisa, he came back.

voice asked. After all, six years had passed. So did Louisa. Brian was not sure if his guess was right

looked at the man in front of her, because she hadn't really seen him before. She

this damn man for all her misfortune. If he hadn't been a playboy, how could Justina want to break off the

and Justina and lose

really you! Didn't you go

his face, Brian asked her. He

more, he had heard even worse experience about Louisa, because

very beautiful, however, the previous pure beauty, and now the beauty of Louisa standing in front of

wanted to get Louisa into bed, but before he could do anything,

out of Xia family because she

have been deceived by Louisa's pure appearance. He

it didn't matter. Now that Louisa was here, it

there was an evil look in Brian's eyes, Louisa stepped back to keep a distance from him.

know it. You're just a bitch who has been fooled by someone else. Don't pretend to be pure and lofty

to him

to

didn't touch Louisa's face. On the contrary, she screamed,

man in front

other man, the man in

you mean?" Brian endured the pain on his wrist

be the one asking you, what do you want to do

quietly, looking at them. It was not until the