The Divorced Billionaire Heiress

Chapter 729 On Purpose

Keith walked away dejected.

Eric shook his head and watched. Keith looked so smug when he went over to Nicole, but when he came back, he looked like this. Nicole was really amazing!

She could even clean up such a shameless guy like Keith Ludwig

The people not far away came over to exchange pleasantries and noticed Eric’s obviously different attitude. They were enthusiastic and polite.

“Welcome, Mr. Ferguson…”

Eric raised his glass in gesture. Before he could retract his hand, someone next to him suddenly crashed into him.

The red wine poured all over his body.

The disgust in Eric’s eyes had not yet faded when the person who crashed into him was about to jump into his arms.

It was a woman.

At once, his gaze darkened and turned cold. He was quick to take a few steps back to give way for the woman to fall.

He did not want this woman to touch him.

In front of Nicole, moral integrity was the most basic quality he had to keep

“Ah…”

scream and a clatter,

angle and position she

she would not look bad in front of so many

who was standing

straight to the floor and bared her teeth in

crowd gathered

wearing a uniform, so she’s a waitress

almost hit Mr. Ferguson. She really has

the supervisor? Why didn’t they come

Corporation, only to be told that Eric did not know

left Stanton Corporation, she had nowhere to go. How could a top student like her who had studied abroad just settle

thought about targeting

before, so how could he say

Eric would attend this party today, so she managed to get in. Even if she was just a waiter, she would find a chance to appear in front of him as long

would be so unchivalrous as to let a woman fall to the

did not even

surrounding waiters came over to help

supervisor also hurried over to

sorry, Mr. Ferguson. This person is new and fidgety. I’ll

and sunken. He looked very unhappy because his clothes were soiled, which was what he could not tolerate the

looked soft and weak as someone helped her up. Under the supervisor’s gesture, she looked

sorry, Mr. Ferguson. I really didn’t mean