The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife

Chapter 711

“Why did Aria suddenly come to Greyport? Why is she looking for me?” Bruce wondered.

Bruce lay on the bed worriedly and began to recall the bits and pieces of his time with Aria.

Aria was the same age as him.

Aria was the first woman Bruce loved when Bruce first fell in love, Joanna and Aria were about half as similar in looks and personality.

They both had small frames and looked petite and delicate. They even looked alike. Their facial features were exquisite, and they were fair. They also had big eyes that were as bright as the stars.

It was not that the two of them looked identical, but they were beauties of the same type.

However, Aria’s personality would be gentler and wiser. Aria would not be as fixated as Joanna could get sometimes.

To a large extent, it was because of their physical similarities that made it difficult for Bruce to resist Joanna.”

Beep.

Aria sent Bruce another message. [Okay, Bruce. See you then.]

After reading the message, Bruce’s expression darkened.

Before Aria arrived, Bruce had to settle the score with Liam and finish dealing with the company’s matters as soon as possible…

Bruce initially wanted to drag it out and slowly toy with his prey. But now, Bruce had to quickly resolve the mess and deal with the troublesome matters around him as soon as possible.

Bruce was lost in thought until someone knocked on the door.

“Daddy, it’s time for lunch!” The children knocked on the door and called Bruce for lunch.

“Oh, okay. Got it,” Bruce responded and left the room.

“Where’s Mommy?”

Irvin pouted and said, “Mommy is still working.”

Bruce frowned. “Did you call Mommy for lunch?”

“I’ve already called her. Mommy said she’ll come later and let us eat first.”

Bruce couldn’t help but frown when he heard that.

Bruce quickly went down the stairs and walked to the living room.

Joanna was still buried in work.

“Honey, you’re not done yet?”

Joanna did not even raise her head as she casually replied, “Soon, soon. I just need to finish this one.”

o’clock. The children are all hungry.

I know. I’ll be

Another twenty

I’ll be done soon. You and the children can eat first. Don’t wait for me.” Joanna was looking at a document and having a

written in

translated and annotated it, Joanna wanted to check the contract clause by clause. Thus, it would take

play word games. It would be very easy

steps forward and glanced at the

should be about the cooperation with the partners in

you dealing with? Why is it

contract is in Fraynice. I want to read it one by one.”

go through so much trouble.

I have to take a closer look!” Joanna said

glasses.

contract, so I have to be careful,” Joanna

the contract

expected, there was indeed

advantage of the difference between the two languages to

deliberately misrepresented. Although one of the translated clauses seemed to have

and often dealt with wily business

they probably knew that the president of

to let Uncle Liam handle this document. He’s more experienced and will definitely

Joanna was stunned.

Bruce in confusion.

tricky. How can we let Liam handle it? What

the wealthy.

would definitely not be able to see the

this, he sneered inwardly. Bruce wanted Liam to

the clauses of this contract was a word game. Once signed, they

alert and noticed the loophole in the contract. However, it would take some time to settle it.

document was exactly what

able to explain himself if this matter

company would also be borne

working. I’m starving. Hurry up and eat,” Bruce said and forcefully closed the document.

around. It’ll be over

I won’t eat either!” Bruce deliberately wheedled

but to tidy up the documents and

alright! Let’s go eat first! I’ll deal

“You just promised me that you would only work in the morning and play with me

I’ll deal with it tomorrow,

and let’s go eat! The

follow Bruce

not paying attention, Bruce reached out and placed that document into the

come to collect these files in

would find a suitable time to get Andy to send this

tiny brain, Liam would definitely not be able to see through the trap in the contract.