Remarry My Ex-wife: Love Heals A Broken Heart
Chapter 43: Forced To Drink
Zac said, turning his head to Jayson, who was sitting beside Patricia, with a strong warning in his eyes.
Jayson felt flustered when he suddenly became Zac's target and tried his best to disappear into his seat.
Pinching the bridge of his nose, Jayson turned his attention to Patricia while ignoring Zac's bold gaze.
He believed that Patricia would come to his rescue.
Seeing Zac glaring at Jayson, Patricia understood what he was trying to do.
So, waving her chopsticks between them, she said, "Zac, what are you staring at so intently? Return to your senses at once!"
Zac was brought back to reality upon hearing her words.
He turned his gaze to Patricia this time.
"I know Jayson is handsome and lovely, but he is still a child.Even if you are attracted to him, you must wait for him to grow up at least!"
Patricia curled her lips and glanced at Zac with disdain before continuing to eat the dishes on the table.
Jayson was shocked.
'When did I become a lovely man? Why wasn't I aware of this before?’ Stunned, Zac had to wonder if he really gave off such a vibe that others thought he was interested in men! ‘Also, didn’t I just say that I was looking at Jayson because I liked him? And to wait for him to grow up at least? What is this woman thinking?’ Knock! Knock! Knock! Just as the two of them were left speechless, the knock on the door saved them further embarrassment.
"Come in!"
Zac's cold voice echoed in the room.
The door opened, and five middle-aged men walked in.
Without having been introduced, Patricia already knew that they were the board members Zac had mentioned before.
As soon as they came in, they greeted Zac first and then turned in her direction.
they greeted Zac, she said to them politely, "Please have a seat,
to be so courteous,
Zac stood up, picked up a glass of
Sampson, one of the founding members of the Reynolds
said in a low voice, moving a little
keep that
herself, ‘Fortunately, I
I'd be in hot water since I don't know any of these men!’ Sampson Cullen came to her side and, beaming at her, said, "I've heard a lot
up her glass, and said, "Mr.Cullen, I'm
Sampson.Since we're on the same page, let's have a toast! I'll be
arm he clinked their glasses together and drank the
over to show Patricia, as if to say, ‘Look, I've drunk it all!’ There was an
would also have to consume the wine in
this was the case for Patricia, she was forced
part about this situation was that she needed to ask these men for their help! Thus, she was compelled to consume the
at Zac, she couldn't help but glare at him for the predicament he'd
turned to the middle-aged man, plastered a smile on her face, and said, "Mr.Cullen, you're good at drinking! I'm honored.I should have been the one proposing a toast to you, but you beat me to
hand and continued, "Since you were so generous, naturally, I can't fall too far behind.I'll
she spoke, she lifted her glass to her mouth and drank it
"Great! Great!"
row, with a look
on the table, poured himself and
but I appreciate straightforward people like yourself.Come on, let me propose one
saying that, Sampson emptied
Patricia was taken aback.
really think he was immune to getting drunk? One toast was enough, wasn't it? And what did he mean by his words? Did he truly appreciate me?’ Patricia
was more likely a scheme he'd thought up to use against her! However, she knew that this could turn out poorly for the company today if
who was
her sleeve worriedly and said,
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