Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 532

Chapter 532

Hearing that, Wendy felt a flicker of regret over her outburst, but she still muttered under her breath, “What if he didn’t hear it?”

She clung to that hope, but Kenneth’s expression had already darkened.

How had he not realized before that his sister could be this clueless?

She had no sense of timing and awareness–just charging ahead without thinking.

The more he thought about it, the more speechless he became.

“Enough. Let’s go. Don’t waste any more time here,” he snapped,

Kenneth was worried that if Lucas thought too much about what had just happened, he’d come after them again.

Besides, the real reason he came was to smooth things over with Lucas.

That whole bit about bringing in a doctor? It was just talk–he hadn’t made any concrete arrangements yet.

They didn’t even know the full extent of Aurora’s condition beyond the fact that she was still unconscious.

Meanwhile, as they were leaving the hospital, Wendy quickly sent a message to Judy: “Aurora still hasn’t woken up.”

Judy was in the middle of a client meeting and didn’t check her phone right away.

By the time she saw the message, an hour had already passed.

At first, she was stunned–then a smile slowly crept across her face.

So, Aurora really hadn’t woken up yet. That meant the real show was just getting started.

She happened to know Tessa wasn’t now the perfect time to let her loose on Aurora?

And Joseph, who was slowly learning the ropes at Walton Corporation–he’d be useful too

With that thought, Judy’s smile deepened.

Not long after, the client reviewed her design proposal and was very pleased with it.

“Miss Moore, shall we go ahead and sign the contract?”

Judy nodded eagerly. “Of course. Your pieces will be ready in about a week I’ll personally deliver them to you.”

The socialite smiled and agreed without hesitation.

She was

was planning to wear the garments for an upcoming exhibition.

At first, she hadn’t hold much hope for Judy’s small studio.

It was a new venture, and she wasn’t sure what to expect.

But after spending some time with Judy, she saw her sincerity, and that changed everything.

Clearly, she had been too quick to dismiss small studios. Everyone deserved a fair chance. Besides, the level of service Judy provided was exceptional. There was no need to overthink it. There were plenty of design studios out there, and most of them produced similar styles.

In the end, what really made the difference was how clients were treated and everyone knew that.

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