Chapter 1161


    Chapter 1161


    Everyone began to take their seat at the table.


    Daisy wanted to sit by Weston’s side, of course, but  Nicole obviously wanted to grab that seat. The two


    women red at each other, both seething with hostility for the other in each other’s eyes.


    Weston had no intention of choosing either, so he walked  across to the opposite side of the table and


    took a seat  across from the two women.


    Seeing this, Daisy and Nicole finally let go of the chair  and gloomily sat themselves down.


    Xavier couldn’t help himself from sniggering when he  saw how Daisy was walking on eggshells around


    Weston.


    He and Daisy broke up not long after Ste died, and  shortly before that, he had warned Daisy that if


    she still  showed interest in Weston, he would immediately end  things.


    Once Ste died, Daisy instantly became restless and  antsy. She couldn‘t stop asking about Weston,


    not to mention that she didn‘t bother hiding it from Xavier  anymore.


    Xavier had no lingering feelings for a woman like that, of course. He had wanted to dump her, but to his


    surprise, Daisy was the one to strike first, dumping him before he had the chance to do it.


    In all his life, no woman had ever treated him that way before. Except, of course, for that silly girl named


    Zeta.


    As he thought of Zeta, he became inexplicably irritable again, so for the rest of the meal, he spoke very


    little. He basically spent all his time eating in silence.


    Daisy and Nicole had prepared a lot of food, all neatly filling the table to the brim.


    Henry had initiallye just to see all themotion, but he was interested in seeing how Weston was


    doing too. It had been three years, after all, and he was curious if Weston had forgotten Ste Sealey.


    Unfortunately, Weston was not very weing to him at all. The rtionship between the two former


    best friends  had been strained for a long time now, all because of Guinevere Cohen.


    The main reason Henry was here was actually Angelina Thompson


    Angelina had been pestering him day in and day out, asking him toe so he could keep an eye on


    Daisy and Nicole to see if they had any ulterior motives.


    Although Ste had died a few years ago, all her friends still missed her very much.


    As soon as they got wind of Weston‘s slightest movements, Angelina would never fail toe to Henry


    to find out all about it, as if she was being jealous and resentful on Ste‘s behalf.


    “What right does he have to surround himself with beautiful women after Ste lost her life?! You have to


    go there and keep an eye on him...”


    Henry had no idea why he had to do what Angelina said. She clearly wasn‘t the woman in his memories


    anyway.


    Everyone at the table was lost in their own thoughts.


    The two sisters kept giving each other meaningful looks.


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    Full ofpetitiveness and jealousy, they wouldn’t stop  squabbling, and neither would give way to the


    other.


    Neither of them would let the other win.


    Nicole clearly hadn’t learned anything from Belle’s stark  warning in the past.


    She knew Weston was only tricking them into  exonerating Ste Sealey, though all of his ns came to


    naught when Ste ended up dying in prison.


    Yet it was then that Nicole felt herself falling into a deep  rabbit hole where she became hopelessly


    obsessed with  Weston.


    She couldn’t help but wonder how much he must have  loved that woman to make such intricate ns to


    save  her life. If a man who would do such a thing for her did  exist, Nicole would never throw her life


    away so  carelessly the way Ste Sealey did.


    Sometimes she couldn’t help but feel disdain for that  woman. She just couldn‘t understand why Ste


    wouldn‘t cherish and treasure what she had. If it had been Nicole, she would‘ve never been willing to


    leave a great man who was so in love with her for anything in the world!


    On the other side of the restaurant, Ste, carrying her two kids, had finally settled down at a table when


    she was interrupted by a waitress rushing over.


    “We apologize for the long wait, Madam, but someone has reserved the whole space downstairs, so we


    have no choice but to move you upstairs. We‘ve arranged a table for you by the window. Is that okay with


    you?”