Remarriage? Never And Go Away!

Chapter 46 Gloria, the One Who Started the Battle

Jordy looked at Gloria coldly, and said, “Are you happy now?’

“Happy?” Gloria chuckled, “I’m not the one who was responsible for this.’

Back then, when she was Mrs. Collins, she served the Collins family with all her heart, never doing anything that might bring shame to family. Many people had praised her for being such a dutiful wife.

But Jordy never cared about her. Instead, he kept flirting with Angela As Gloria was about to marry, people gossiped about her whereas Jordy blamed her as well.

The acridity in Gloria’s eyes grew bitler, and Jordy bit his thin lips tightly. He said, ‘Please leave the banquet

now. We are over.’

Gloria looked at him indifferently, “Will you go to get married with me tomorrow?”

Jordy chuckled at her question and said, ‘Gloria, don’t have such a fancy. I will divorce you sooner or later anyhow.’

Angela came out. Immediately she saw the two standing close again She blinked her eyes for surprise and then approached them with a smile on her face, Jordy, Gloria, why are you two challing here?”

approaching her own property, she seemed 10 be announcing her possession of Jordy. Gloria had no patience to stay. She walked

stared at her

terse word

stop. Her hesitation and nervousness were instantly banished after Jordy appeared. Now

a must for

one could

and soon returned to

Gloria with ease like she used to have, Jonathan felt quite surprise, raising

I do this only to

divorce would only benefit Jonathan rather than do him harm She was certain that Jonathan would utilize the ill fame of the Collins family so

company crack just because of this incident. For Jordy, the loss this scandal brought was

and said nothing

their presentations to introduce their companies and to solicit cooperation. The event went on in order. The audience listened carefully because they might want to get their share

on stage in a row, finally it was Gloria’s turn. Jonathan turned to look at her, faintly smiling

to give the stage

would be the thirteenth speaker, wouldn’t I? Thirteen, a bad