The Bound Between Us

Chapter 327

Here we go again.

Anastasia had heard this so many times that these words were losing their touch. She leaned casually against her desk, glaring at Julie. “Can’t you come up with something new? Have you been reading too many romance novels? Do you always have to play the wicked home-wrecker? If Herman was interested in you, it wouldn’t be my business. But he and I are married now, happy as ever. You’re a wealthy heiress, can’t you maintain a bit of dignity?”

Anastasia couldn’t understand why Julie was so fixated on Herman. There were plenty of fish in the sea, but she insisted on going after a married man. This seemed utterly foolish to

Anastasia.

“Who are you calling undignified?” Julie snapped, her voice rising. “Do you think I’m deliberately trying to create a rift between you two by lying? Ask Herman if he had a history with a woman five years ago.”

“So what if he did?” Anastasia sneered. “He’s the CEO of Elysian Technologies. And he is a handsome, wealthy man. I doubt there are many women who wouldn’t be interested in him. It’s not unusual for him to have a past.”

Julie was taken aback. “You knew?”

find a man and start dating to take care of your hormonal imbalance

than she had anticipated, Julie was exasperated and frustrated. Her ploy to impersonate the woman from Herman’s past

Men’s love and excitement have an expiration date, and aside

Herman’s wife, and he was a man I, Anastasia, once had. Unlike some people, who only have

sarcastic words were infuriatingly effective. Julie felt her face turning red with anger. With a furious glare at Anastasia, she

in the process, which only added fuel to her rage. Suddenly, a voice sounded from the side. “Sulking here won’t do you any good. It won’t affect Anastasia and

around to see a handsome

asked, wary but unable to resist admiring his good

man was the most handsome she

a mischievous smile. “My name is Joseph Salstrom, owner of a private investigation agency. I think I could be of

pang of

the business card and asked,