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Chapter 124 Ynda’s Provocation
Ynda and Betty made an appointment at
the Dark Blue Sea Cafe in the downtown area.
It was a well-known coffee shop. Many ·
famous people would meet here to discuss
business. The environment was rtively
silent, and it was used to protect private
space.
Ynda had changed out of her long jacket.
long ago and was wearing a particrly
expensive dress. Her long hair was tied up
high, making her look like a richdy.
Betty had only worn beautiful clothes a few
times since she was a child. She had watched
Emily, who had shown off in front of her, so
no matter how noble and beautiful Ynda
was, there was no ripple in Betty’s heart.
Ynda lit a cigarette.
The waiters wanted to stop them, but when they saw that it was a superstar, they
couldn’t say anything. They couldn’t afford
to offend her.
Ynda blew a puff of smoke onto Betty’s face, and Betty tamped down her anger.
Ynda said, “Betty, huh? This is our second meeting. I didn’t ask you out today to be your friend. On
the contrary, you are now my rival
in love!”
Ynda seemed to havee to challenge
her today. A minute ago, she was still trying to make up a story about the two of them together, but the
next minute, she was sitting with the heroine of the story andpeting for a man. Thinking of this,
Betty wanted tough.
Ynda was shocked. “Are you smiling? You
look down on me!”
Betty waved her hand and said, “No, no, no.
You misunderstood me. I was just
distracted.”
What a strange woman! Ynda thought to
herself.
Ynda changed her sitting position and said, “You are just an ordinary woman. Do
you want to pursue Kerwin? Don’t put a quarter into a pint pot.”
Pursue?
What?
Kerwin was already her legal husband. Was
there a need for her to chase him?
She recalled that Ynda was someone who
knew nothing. She couldn’t be med for
this.
However, did she look like a woman who was trying to seduce others? She had always thought that
she looked very well-behaved.
Seeing that Betty was so calm, Ynda
thought that she was a difficult woman to deal with. Maybe she was a professional
mistress.
She said, “What’s your rtionship with Mr. Martin? Judging from your intimacy, could it be that he has
already raised you?”
What?
This… is she thinking of me as a mistress?
Betty felt that Ynda’s guess was
ridiculous. Not only did Ynda not know
what kind of person she was, but she also did
not know what kind of person Kerwin was.
Seeing that Betty did not answer nor deny it,
Ynda had a n and began to show off the
dates with Kerwin.
Fortunately, Kerwin had already exined this. Otherwise, Ynda’s words would really
affect Betty’s mood.
Ynda said, “You should know that it was Kerwin who took the initiative to ask me to
make the advertisement, so I became the spokesperson for-the Tylman Group.
Therefore, I know that Kerwin must like me and wants to pursue me, so he asked me to make an
advertisement.”
Hearing Ynda’s words, Betty, who had
already known the story, thought that it
seems that Kerwin didn’t lie to her. He is very honest with her.
The waiter brought two cups of coffee. Ynda ordered a cappino, and Betty
ordered an Italian in coffee.
When Ynda saw Betty’s coffee, she
casually said, “Your taste is really bad.”
I don’t have good taste?
One year, Betty made a theme report on coffee. She had spent a week thoroughly figuring out the
origin of the coffee, how to manufacture it, and how to operate it. Her dream was to find a ce to open
a coffee shop with her pension when she got old in
the future.
She remembered that Jeffrey had often taken. her to drink coffee at various cafes in S City and
participate in various cultural salon activities. He had also joked that he was willing to be the
coffee cup in Betty’s hands so that she could hold him in the palm of her hand every day.
Betty chortled like an idiot and said, “Do you think you taste good?”
After experiencing so many storms and hardships, her lover who had sworn to stay
with each other for the rest of their lives had
found his own new love.
Betty pacified her thoughts.
Ynda said, “Alright, I’ve said so much, so
you should understand now, right?
Retreating is your only way out. You can’t
win against me!”
It seemed that Ynda would not let her go if
she did not speak. Maybe she would babble
all morning. She still had a lot of work to do,
such as how to list Ynda and Kerwin’s
photos.
Betty, who had taken a sip of ck coffee,
said.
She said slowly, “Although you are very confident, I feel that Mr. Martin is not as familiar with you as
you described. Can you tell me more details?”
A woman’s jealousy instantly turned into a news interview of Betty in an instant.
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Ynda replied ambiguously, “Okay, then
I’ll tell you. Do you think I’m really so
obsessed with you? I will never forget the
first time I saw Kerwin’s expression and
eyes. He was affectionate and affectionate. If
it weren’t for the people around me, I think
he would pounce on me and hug me! This is love at first sight!”
Ynda grew excited as she spoke.
Actually, Kerwin had appreciation in his eyes
when he first met Ynda but it was not as
Ynda had described. He just felt that he
had made a pretty good decision and that
Ynda was indeed the best candidate for
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the product spokesperson. It was obvious that Ynda had misinterpreted this appreciation wrongly.
Betty felt that it was necessary to wake Ynda up from her stupor. She couldn’t
continue to be stubborn, otherwise, it
wouldn’t be good for her.
Betty said, “Really? But I don’t think so. Mr.
Martin is not so close to you.”
Ynda raised her hand and sighed. “He’s just shy. What do you know? Pfft!”
Betty asked, “In my opinion, you don’t seem
to have a close rtionship with Mr. Martin.
Are you going to share a room with him?”
Betty’s words reminded Ynda of her
encounter in Kerwin’s office this morning. She got angry and said, “We are deliberately keeping a
distance. Do you think you are great? Humph, you are just a mistress.
Maybe you are worse than a mistress. The
biggest winner is not you or me, but Mrs. Martin.”
The coffee in Betty’s mouth almost gushed out, and she choked on Ynda’s “Mr.
Martin”.
Mrs. Martin?
Wasn’t that her?
It seemed that this title had be a thorn in many people’s sides. Some were envious, some were
jealous, some were resentful, and some were specting. Betty felt that it was
really not easy to be Mrs. Martin and had
offended many people for no reason.