Reborn To Remarry My Ex Husband (Melody and Edward) novel Chapter 184

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Everyone couldn’t help but turn their gaze toward Truman, eyes wide with surprise. 

Truman glanced at Melody, neither confirming nor denying anything, but simply urging, “There’s an open seat over there. Go sit dowIL. 

*I’ve just 

acquired a new batch of fine tea and was planning to share it with everyone.” 

Truman smoothly shifted the topic, redirecting everyone’s attention. 

After all, those who attended the tea banquet were people of serene dispositions. Compared to the Moores‘ family affairs, a fine tea was far more interesting to them. 

Amanda Jenson had been subtly sizing up Melody ever since she followed Truman through the door. 

Hmm, she’s indeed quite beautiful. 

Unfortunately, the more beautiful something is, the more likely it lacks substance. 

Seeing that Truman hadn’t openly acknowledged Melody, a flicker of satisfaction crossed Amanda’s eye 

Once everyone had taken their seats, Amanda stood gracefully and spoke, “Mr. Truman, my father was invited to attend this tea banquet, but he’s not feeling well today. He’s trained me in the art of tea since childhood. 1, too, am passionate about tea culture, so I book it upon myself to represent my father at your tea gathering. I hope you don’t mind.” 

Amanda was a well–known socialite in Sommerville, and most of the older gentlemen around had watched her grow up. Their gazes toward her were filled with fondness and admiration. 

She spoke with poise and grace, making it difficult for Truman to refuse. 

If he sent her away, it would make him appear petty. 

So. Truman gave a perfunctory nod. Your father’s lucky to have a daughter like you.” 

The Jensons might not be as powerful as the Moores, but they were a cultured family, known for their scholarly pursuits and integrity. 

Both families had a long history, with the Jensons‘ ancestors being prominent civil officials known for their literary achievements, while the Moores were mostly renowned military figures–heroes on horseback during times of war. 

Though they had turned to business in modern times, the Moores had a deep respect for literary circles and maintained a close friendship with the Jensons. 

This connection had once given Amanda a great opportunity to get close to Edward. 

Even Truman had once thought that having Amanda as his daughter–in–law would be a good match. 

But, at the time, his son was too aloof–no woman could get near him. 

He was so detached that Truman even once subtly asked if Edward liked men, worried he wasn’t sensitive 

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to his preference. 

Later, when trouble struck, Amanda insisted on visiting Edward, and he was quite touched. 

But the next day, the Jensons sent Amanda abroad. 

Truman also sent Alfred out of the country on the same flight…. 

Since then, no one in the Moores‘ household dared mention Amanda again. 

Unexpectedly, now that Edward had begun walking again, Amanda had returned on her own. 

Truman frowned, his feelings toward her far from favorable. 

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Mr. Moore, since you have such fine tea, it’s perfect timing. I’ve prepared exquisite tea sets from Magliuca for you and all the gentlemen here. 

“These are crafted from the finest enameled Elysian porcelain, perfect for savoring the rich flavors of the 

tea. 

“However, I wasn’t aware that there would be an extra guest today, so I didn’t bring one for Ms. Tucker. My apologies.” 

Amanda had her people present the tea sets, and the tea lovers present couldn’t hide their appreciation 

Only Truman and an old man sitting in the far corner looked at the delicate Elysian porcelain sets with unreadable expressions. 

Melody glanced at the Elysian porcelain tea sets and chuckled lightly. “Ms. Jenson, these tea sets are far too valuable for me. Indeed, I’m not worthy of using it.” 

Her words made Truman’s expression change instantly. 

Amanda’s heart leaped with joy. Suzanna wasn’t wrong this Melody truly is an uncultured country bumpkin.