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His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 544

Ramona said all this without the faintest blush or hint of embarrassment on her face.

It was as if she weren’t confessing her feelings, but simply negotiating a business deal.

Hayes and Carlotta fell silent.

Nearby, Sprague and Marigold’s eyes lit up like Christmas lights the moment they heard Ramona speak.

“Well, Miss Ramona certainly has excellent taste—our Jonathan is by far the most outstanding young man of his generation.”

“It’s rare for someone like Miss Ramona to take a liking to Jonathan. Mr. Quinn, I promise, give me three days—I’ll have Jonathan divorced from Niamh.”

Sprague made his vow with absolute confidence, while Ramona just curled her scarlet lips ever so slightly, betraying nothing.

No one looked more displeased than Hayes and Carlotta.

“There’s no need to rush, Mr. Thomas. Marriage isn’t something to be taken lightly.”

With that, Hayes bent his head over his plate, brow deeply furrowed.

Carlotta’s gaze kept drifting to the next table, always landing on Niamh.

Niamh noticed Carlotta’s glances, of course.

She simply pretended not to see.

Across from her, Jonathan felt as if his throat had been scorched with acid; his chest burned with discomfort.

He’d never realized it could be so hard to win a woman back.

Was he losing his charm?

Was he no longer trustworthy?

Or was it simply—

Had he hurt Niamh too deeply?

Jonathan cut a piece of steak and forced it into his mouth, tasting nothing.

Suddenly, the night sky outside the window exploded with color.

“Someone’s setting off fireworks,” someone murmured.

Brilliant bursts of color danced across the darkness, as if a thousand ballerinas were pirouetting through the air.

Niamh turned to the window, her eyes glittering with reflected neon.

She knew—this was Jonathan’s doing. All for her.

When the fireworks faded, countless drones rose into the sky, their lights weaving an intricate display.

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