The Divorced Billionaire Heiress Boss novel Chapter 1918

Chapter 1918

There are only four people without conscience in the room.

The assistant was looking for the medicine cabinet, which wasn’t for her.

That leaves Julie and Nicole.

Nicole returned her gaze with a blinked.

Really….

Kirsi raised her head, her gaze fixed on them. Nicole, to be more specific.

With difficulty, she moved her lips and said: “Lumi mentioned that you two are good friends. I’m very jealous. Whatever I become, I will never be able to be like her and be friends with everyone without reservation.”

On the side, the assistant noticed. She rushed over with a medicine box when she was in a bad mood.

“Kirsi, don’t say anything; let’s go back and explain…”

“You go out first, I’ll talk to them.” Kirsi said, blocking her path.

The assistant paused before leaving.

Nicole was standing there “What exactly do you want to say? When you have time, why don’t you explain it to your sister?”

Kirsi lowered her head and laughed softly.

“I’ll go, but I’m sure you’ve seen pictures of Samuel and me going in and out together before. I want to emphasise that it is entirely coincidental.”

Julie shook her head, not believing it at all.

“So many coincidences don’t apply to others; it’s a coincidence that you met them all.” Nicole said.

“It’s okay, Nothing can stop the shooting, so don’t worry. For me, I have no other option but to eat this bowl of rice.”

“Don’t worry, Kirsi; Samuel promised to explain everything.”

You didn’t feel sorry for your sister, after all. You and Samuel were the only ones together now. You had no contact with them after they married.

Before, it was Samuel who kept looking for you…”

“Be quiet…”

Kirsi cut her off and took a deep breath: “What’s the matter with my sister? She has to pay for our business?

I have to apologise in person whether she forgives me or not. I wanted Ms. Julie and Ms. Stanton to help me persuade her at first, but they now refuse to get involved.

My sister has always been arrogant, and she doesn’t want to make a big fuss, so it wasn’t honourable at first.”