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Chapter 58 A Subtle Battle I was surprised to see him.
Wasn’t he supposed to be in Operose for business? Why was he here now rather than in the arms of his mistress? I remained silent, observing him.
He smiled softly and asked, “Honey, what should we have for lunch? “I haven’t decided yet!” I replied casually, showing no hint of surprise.
He walked closer.
“We talked until really late last night.
I rushed back this morning because I didn’t want you to worry.
I didn’t even have time for breakfast.
Let’s go for an early lunch, and we’ll have whatever you want.
It’s on me!” I watched him act charmingly.
Oddly enough, I couldn’t get angry.
It was as if I were having a different pleasure, a sensation.
Out of nowhere, I thought about Atlas.
“Did you drink?” He asked, probably noticing the scent around me.
But he did not smell like alcohol himself, despite attending a late–night social gathering.
“Yeah.” I said, “How about the Italian restaurant opposite Glenmarie Plaza?” His eyes narrowed briefly, then he nodded, “Sure, whatever my wife wants!” Life was full of dramatic twists.
I had not expected to see Lauren as soon as we entered the restaurant.
When I saw her again, I paid close attention to her.
She was dressed elegantly in a fashionable knit dress.
She wasn’t an ordinary competitor in this game.
I had a secret satisfaction when I thought about Melanie’s shallowness.
This game appeared to be stacked in my favor.
Seeing her again today gave me a good feeling.
She could be of use to me.
Matthew was surprisingly open about introducing me, and I lowered my guard, politely greeting her.
After we sat down, I commented to Matthew.
“Ms.
Burton seems to be a very competent person.
I’m quite impressed with her!” “Being overly cunning is not necessarily a good thing for a woman,” Matthew replied casually.
“I prefer someone like my honey–understanding and virtuous.” Are you saying I’m foolish?” I addressed his comment.
ghed, reaching out to pinch my nose.
“Silly girl, who were you drinking with last night?” +15 BONUS “Who do you think?” I countered.
“Besides, you stayed out too.
I need to entertain myself when you’re away on business trips!” I spoke lightly, as if the topic wasn’t a big deal.
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