The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 457 Josiah Did It On Purpose

Tiffany also felt a bit awkward. “I’m going to go greet my friends from overseas. I’ll be leaving first”

Having said that, she too picked up her skirt and left.

Soon, only the two of them and Lysanne, who had been left behind, remained there.

Lysanne had made quite fool of herself, so her face had turned pale with anger. She could no longer maintain her facade of gentleness, so she glared fiercely at Lysander, gritting her teeth as she spoke, “So you’ve shown up too? You aren’t invited to Tillany’s birthday party, are you? Are your regretting it now? It’s too late for regrets for Tiffany is about to secure her position as Mrs. Guerral”

Lysander remained impassive as she looked at the helpless and frustrated Lysanne. She did not even want to utter a single word.

Lysanne was deeply hurt and retorted resentfully, “Stop acting so high and mighty. You’re no saint either…”

“Shut up!” Daphne couldn’t take it anymore. She stomped forward in her high heels and said, “I’m so angry right now and I have nowhere to vent. If you dare to spout nonsense here again, just see if I won’t shove my size 40 shoe into your size 39 mouth!”

Lysanne was known for being passive–aggressive that she was especially fearful of bold individuals like Daphne. She didn’t dare to look at her. Instead, she continued to glare resentfully at Lysander who remained unresponsive.

Daphne stepped in front of her, blocking her view. “What are you staring at? Let me remind you that the one who embarrassed you was Josiah. If you want to blame someone, blame him. What’s the point of blaming Lysander?”

Lysanne found herself unable to outargue her that her face alternated between shades of pale and flushed. “I refuse to talk to a shrew!”

Then, she turned her head and walked away.

Daphne rolled her eyes really hard. “What on earth…”

At that moment, the lights above suddenly shifted, casting an ethereal glow that hinted the banquet was about to officially commence.

and held Daphne’s hand gently. “It seems like the path with Ms. Spears has likely reached a dead end,” she said. “Perhaps you should consider

Ms. Spears is my last hope. If even she can’t help, then no one else would risk losing money to help Everhart Corporation. Did you see what happened earlier? What

clear that Josiah did it on

because I advised you to get a divorce and accompanied you to get an abortion! What a petty man, everything

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solution, so she could only advise, “First, you should calm down. Being

was my last straw. He dismissed it with just a few words, what else could I do?” Daphne spat out bitterly. “That Ms. Spears is nothing but a hypocrite. She was showing

with real money on a daily

days, so I can understand why she would act this way.” Daphne sighed, “Lysander, what am

not in the mood for the party anymore. Why don’t we step outside and talk? That way, we can find

them no matter how lively it was.

quietly slipped out through the side door, and made their way to the backyard where they began to

off her high heels and set them aside, sinking into a bout of worry as she sat on the stone bench “Lysander, I’m sorry,” she began, “If there had been any better alternatives,

things.” Lysander simply felt pained seeing Daphne being wronged and consoled her, “Let’s

it was rare to see her this exhausted. She looked up at the night sky. and began to speak from her heart, “Actually, I know that the troubles you’re dealing with are no less than mine. Sorting

silence,

quickly covered her mouth with her hand,

amusement, Lysander

and interrupted before she could say any more. She had already guessed her intentions and firmly rejected her, “No, I already owe you thirteen million. I can’t let you go ask your biological parents for

Thome Constructions and Energies is a bank, where you can

what, ‘can’t drag you down this time.” Daphne’s fighting spirit was instantly reignited. She stood up, slipped on her high heels and said, “I just thought of something… Perhaps there’s still one more trump card to play.

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