The Most Loving Marriage: Don't Be Too Bad, Mr President novel Chapter 53
Unbelievably enough, during the exact wrong time, wrong place, a wrong person saw this scene…
“Alistair… what are you doing?” A feminine voice emitted from behind.
Annabelle and Mu simultaneously turned their heads and saw Yoi stood right in front, with misty eyes like that of a hurt puppy.
In split second, Annabelle struggled off Mu’s arms. Her action was even more suspicious and suggestive in Yoi’s eyes.
Why are they so intimately together!?
She was simmering in extreme jealousy and hatred.
Sigh, and she saw it not a second earlier or late, they say coincidence is Karma’s way of staying anonymous. Did I murder a kitten or something?
Annabelle cried out loud in bafflement inside.
She completely gave up to even try to explain, sometimes things happened and it was too coincidental to call it a coincidence…
Mu was cool as a cucumber too. “What are you doing here?” He asked.
“I’m here to check out the jewellery exhibition. How about the two of you?” Yoi mumbled.
“We are also here for the same reason.”
“You…together?” Yoi quavered, she was trying her every effort to maintain composure. It was under public eye and she had a reputation to care for.
“Yeah, she is our representing designer in SRD, so we came as a requisite.”
Is that so?
Is that woman implying I am a LEFTOVER!?
Don’t she forget, she is also the same!!
Mu was offended, and maybe even somewhat upset! He had never encountered a woman that ditches him like that. His entire life he was used to being the centre of affection amongst them!
“What a boorish woman!” Yoi’s jeer brought Mu’s attention back to her.
He looked annoyed and said no words. Yoi came meekly and put her arms around him.
“Alistair, how come she became Yun Rui’s representing designer?”
Yoi’s coy tone just sounded like a pregnant clucking hen in Mu’s ear. He tried his best to suppress his irritation and replied her, “She earned it!”lightnoveldaily.com.
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