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Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right novel Chapter 1064

Summary for Chapter 1064: Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right

Chapter 1064 – Highlight Chapter from Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right

Chapter 1064 is a standout chapter in Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right by Cozy Season, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.

Robert glanced at everyone in the room and turned to leave.

For three straight days, Lester was frozen out, while operations continued as usual.

Far away on a beach, Debra took off her sunglasses and stood up from her lounge chair.

Garland, who had been playing on the sand, looked up and asked, "Are you heading back already?"

"Yeah, it's time to go." Debra casually tossed her sunglasses aside.

In the distance, Marion pulled up in a car. He walked over to Debra, draped a jacket over her shoulders, and said, "I've booked the tickets. Mrs. Houston, your vacation's over."

"Are you going back to Seamar City? Wonderful!" Garland jumped up for joy.

He'd been stuck here, dealing with all the expenses while the artists and staff lived it up.

Finally, he could go back and continue to slack off at the Potter Mansion.

Debra scanned the staff, who were still goofing around. "Guys, it's time to head back. There's a ton of work waiting for us. Let's get back on track and stay focused."

The artists, who had been living it up these past few days, raised their champagne glasses and shovels. "Don't worry, boss. Watch how we turn things around."

Debra smiled, satisfied with their response. 'Theda might be good at cultivating talent, but there is a difference between training someone and keeping them around.'

"What's so funny?"

"I'm laughing because you gain a bunch of fans by just walking down the street. Maybe you should come to work for me tomorrow. I might make some extra cash."

"Should I say you're clever or bold? You're just sending me out there like this? Aren't you worried?"

"What's there to worry about? The wedding's just days away, and you won't escape."

"Escape? Not in this life, not in the next."

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