Remarriage? Never And Go Away! novel Chapter 67

Chapter 67 Such a Good Woman

Angela immediately became a bit anxious. She hastily walked forward and grabbed Lillian’s arm. Then, she looked at Gloria and said, “Sorry, Gloria… Lillian is actually a good person. She didn’t mean that! And Lillian, please don’t misunderstand Gloria…’

Jordy suddenly snored. He coldly looked at Gloria and said, “You can come and tell me if you have any

complaints!”

A faint sneer of satisfaction crossed Lillian’s face

Gloria turned her head and mel Jordy’s sharp gaze Then, she smiled ‘Mr Collins, I have already mentioned the divorce to you on the day of the banquet in front of everyone. I don’t think that I need to be jealous of the relationship between you and Angela!”

Jordy’s face instantly darkened!

He would never forget the insuli on the day of the banquel

‘ll seems that you have become more dating now, Gloria! Joidy said he had to clench his jaw to suppress his anger.

With a sneer, Gloria said, “Well, I learned that from you, Mr Collins! For your information, just stay away from me when we meel in the future, otherwise don’t blame me for not showing mercy if you get into trouble”

Actually, she said this 10 Angela, but she kept staring at Jordy Obviously, she was warning him that if he wanted to protect Angela well, then he’d better make it

For Gloria, she could ignore Angela and other people because she never took what they said or did seriously. and she really didn’t want to waste her time arguing with them.

But when facing Jordy. Gloria would not hesitate 10 reion back everything Jordy said.

After three years of marriage, Gloria realized what she should do when others offend her was just to fight back instead of feeling sad!

Angela’s eyes slightly changed. “Gloria .. Don’t say that.’

Gloria sneered. In fact, she wasn’t surprised at all when Jordy embarrassed her after he came in. She just didn’t expect that she could meet her ex-husband and mistress again when she came out to have dinner.

She no longer wanted to argue with them and waved directly to the waiter. “Excuse me.”

The waiter stood beside them and kept watching all the time. When the guests came, she should have been the first to welcome up, but she didn’t dare to go over just now, afraid of disturbing them.