The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 307

Chapter 307

Sonia and the extended family members had already secured their invitations to the Pinnacle of Academic Symposium. They were all eager to witness. this genius girl for themselves. They couldn’t imagine what kind of person she was or what made her so extraordinary.

Carly, still clinging to Adam’s arm, couldn’t stop the surge of jealousy that consumed her whenever the genius girl was mentioned.

couldn’t stop

She had become the talk of Mercity, stealing all the attention. Everyone was buzzing about her upcoming debut alongside Adam.

Carly was determined to see for herself at the forum in two days.

Meanwhile, Celine stood quietly on the side, her clear and bright eyes scanning the room. She observed the people around her with an expression that was half amused, half indifferent. The entire situation struck her as absurd, and a faint smile rugged at her lips.

However, just as quickly as her smile appeared, she felt a piercing gaze on her. Looking up, she met Adam’s cold, sharp eyes. He had been watching her all along, Flustered, she immediately looked away.

Lucy brought the topic back on track. “Celine, Mr. Wilde has made his feelings clear. You should go on a few dates with him in the next couple of days and get to know each other. If all goes well, we can finalize the wedding arrangements soon.”

Celine turned her gaze to Lucy, her so–called mother, who seemed desperate to marry her off. It was as though she couldn’t wait to pair her with Simon and send them off to clear the path for Carly.

Looking at Simon, Celine said, “Mr. Wilde, I’m sorry. But there’s no chance of anything happening between us. You don’t need to waste your time on me.

Her words hung in the air, leaving everyone stunned.

Sonia was the first to speak with a voice of disapproval. “Celine, are you out of your mind? How dare you reject Mr. Wilde?”

Tracy chimed in. “Celine, Mr. Wilde is offering to take you to the forum. Do you think you can get in on your own?

“Celine, Mr. Wilde doesn’t mind that you have no degree or job, yet you still think you’re too good for him?” Lucy chastised.