Leslie set his phone down and assembled his lunchbox before standing up and walking out.


    Confused, Daniel asked, “Mr. Synder, where are you going?”


    Leslie stopped and said, “Pretend you don’t know anything.”


    Daniel immediately knew that Leslie meant for him to withhold information from Cynthia.


    After Leslie left, Cynthia returned to the office. The perfect smile on her face froze when she noticed


    Leslie’s empty desk.


    Daniel immediately exined, “Mr. Synder has something to do and headed out. You can discuss the


    following tasks with me for the rest of the afternoon.”


    Cynthia smiled.


    “Sure.”


    Deep down, Cynthia knew that Leslie went to see Aurelia.


    Meanwhile, in Young Advertising, Aurelia walked into the office in the morning to find someone


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    unexpected.


    It was Kimberly.


    Everyone thought Kimberley would quit ever since her fiancé dragged her away. To their surprise, she


    returned to work.


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    Manymented that her fiancé looked like a horrible person and that her marriage would be


    miserable.


    They all seemed pleased that someone as proud as Kimberly was being dragged into the mud.


    However, they were all wrong. Not only was Kimberly doing great, but she was also doing even better.


    She stood before everyone triumphantly, as proud as ever.


    When she saw Aurelia, she waved at her.


    “There you are, Aurelia. Here’s the invitation to my wedding. Be sure toe.‘


    “You’re getting married?”


    Aurelia opened the wedding invitation in surprise. It listed the bride as Kimberly Wang and the groom


    as Jason Lynch.


    It wasn’t the name of the man who had arrested Kimberlyst time. Aurelia wondered if it meant that


    Kimberley switched men again.


    Aurelia hesitated to ask and shot a confused look at her colleagues.


    From their expressions, she could tell that the groom had indeed changed.


    Aurelia couldn’t help but admire Kimberly. She thought Kimberly sure knew how to handle men if she


    managed to switch fiancés in such a short time. This was even faster than her frequent change of


    boyfriends.


    Kimberly didn’t care about the looks she was receiving from the crowd. After handing out the wedding


    invitations, she also handed out candy boxes containing branded chocte candies.


    When Aurelia reached out to ept them, Kimberly pressed her hand to Aurelia’s on top of the gift box


    and patted it.


    “Yeah, this time it’s real. My husband treats me very well,” Kimberly said.


    Aurelia’s hand was prickled. Looking down, she finally understood Kimberly’s intention in pressing her


    hand. How could a ring with a full circle of diamonds featuring a two–carat diamond not be prickly to the


    touch?


    Sensing Aurelia’s stare, Kimberly raised her hand and showed off the diamond ring.


    “Sorry, my husband bought it, especially for me. I told him not to be so ostentatious, but he insisted. I


    couldn’t refuse. After all, it’s custom–made. It’s not like the one Millie had before, which any rich person


    could buy,” Kimberly exined.


    “Yes, it’s stunning,” Aurelia said.


    Aurelia knew that it must have been at Kimberly’s request, judging by the design. What man would


    choose a ring with so many diamonds?


    Still, she didn’t want to argue with Kimberly about it. After all that had happened, Kimberly’s position in


    thepany was not as secure as before. Aurelia wasn’t afraid of her causing trouble.


    As Aurelia was about to leave, Kimberly grabbed her hand.


    “Aurelia, you’ve been married for so long. Why doesn’t your husband know how to buy you a diamond


    ring? Even if he’s not doing well at work, he could still save sonte money and buy a smaller one,”


    Kimberly said.


    “Kimberly, stop it,” a colleague intervened.


    This simply annoyed Kimberly more.


    When she mocked Aurelia in the past, no one dared to stand up for Aurelia.


    But now, not only was the boss protecting her, but even her colleagues were siding with her.


    What right did she have to take everything away?


    Kimberly smiled and covered her lips.


    “I know you’re afraid of hurting Aurelia’s self–esteem, but it’s simply a fact. Don’t I have the right to


    state a fact?”


    A colleague retorted, “Kimberly, you really don’t pay attention to the news except to ones about men,


    do you?”