Virginity in second marriages by Angela novel Chapter 134

There was a strange atmosphere in the elevator.

The person who felt the worst was Luca. He had to endure the air of tension between the two, especially from Cristian.

Fortunately, the elevator quickly arrived, and Luca got out quickly.

He did not even look back.

Standing in the corner, Serena looked over her shoulder, feeling particularly uncomfortable.

Luca took two steps back and asked her in a low voice, "What's wrong? Wasn't everything okay yesterday? What happened today?"

Serena did not want to answer Luca's question, so she kept silent.

Since she got no answer, Luca gave up and left.

Serena returned to her workplace and word-filled papers, but Cristian's cold eyes surfaced in her mind. He was so obviously cold and disgusted.

Did he hate her more now?

Strange.

She had already clearly explained to him how things were. What was the point of getting annoyed now? Now it was time to work hard!

Serena reinvigorated herself and focused on her work.

At lunchtime, Alice sent her a message and asked if she was free. She had something important to tell her.

When Serena saw the message, she thought about the dinner with Matteo yesterday.

Now that Matteo had returned, and the truth had come back.

But now... Serena suddenly had the feeling that the man was not important.

Thinking about this, Serena bit her lower lip.

"I have to work. Maybe I don't have time."

Alice quickly replied to the message, "In that case, we can meet in two days."

Her thoughts were the same as Serena's, because she had not found the words to explain the matter to Serena, so she preferred to put it off.

Serena smiled.

Then the two stopped mentioning the thing.

Alice breathed a sigh of relief. Although she had not explained the matter to Serena, maybe there were things to be done today, so she went to ask her brother.

With this in mind, Alice changed clothes and went out.

As soon as Serena put down her cell phone to have a meal, someone sat down in front of her.

"So you're here, making it hard for me to look for you."

Serena raised her head. It was Anna.

"What..."

"What? There is no other seat in the cafeteria. Can't I sit here? Since you have bullied others in the cafeteria last time, no one dares to sit in front of you anymore?"

Said Anna proudly.

Hearing this, Serena could not help but raise her lips, "Yes, no one wants to sit in front of me. So why do you?"

Anna hummed, "It's because I'm standing and I'm not afraid of you!"

Serena: "..."

Anna was pacing back and forth and suddenly approached and asked, "Have you taken the initiative?"

Hearing this, Serena felt stunned, and then shook her head.

"No."

"Really?"

"Do you think I'm lying to you?"

Anna was stunned, then stepped forward snorting, "So they took the initiative?"

"Yes, I just reacted."

"Shit, so they had taken the initiative for real? It's really... How can some people who seem very nice be so cruel? So if you reacted, it was self-defense!"

Serena: "...You didn't think that I..."

"That was before. I thought it was you who took the initiative, but it was them. No need to be kind. They should be beaten to death..." Saying this, Anna realized that it was too violent, so she quickly closed her fist and coughed, "I'm kidding. I'm a nice person, and don't tell the others!"

Then Anna exchanged a few words with Serena. When she left, she told her, "I think you are a good person and very brave. I think we could be good friends."

Huh?

Friends?

Serena was motionless. Was that possible? Since she had joined the company, no one had ever spoken to her. Everyone thought she was recommended by some special means, so she was especially despised.

Now suddenly Anna had told her that she wanted to be her friend, and Serena felt stunned.

" Aren't you happy?" Anna stared at her with her big eyes.

Serena recovered, shook her head and explained, "No, I'm just a little surprised because ... I don't have any friends."

Anna narrowed her eyes and looked at her, "I won't be the only one?"

"There is another one, but besides her none."

Anna patted her shoulder, "From today on I will be your friend. In the future I will cover for you."

Serena gave her a touched look.

Anna suddenly approached and asked, "But can you tell me how you won Cristian?"

...

So now Serena and Anna became friends.

Although Anna was lovely, she was also very blunt, simple and direct.

After work, Anna went directly to see Serena, took her out for dinner, and then asked her about Cristian.

After she asked Serena several times this question, she answered helplessly, "My relationship with Cristian ... I'm afraid it's not the kind of relationship you think it is, so..."

"Aren't you his lover?"

The word "lover" made Serena turn pale. Anna immediately explained, "I'm not saying that. I've heard it from others!"

Serena: "No."

She didn't want to be his mistress or lover, even though they will divorce in six months. Now she was still his wife.

And even if they divorced, she was still his ex-wife!

Thinking of this, Serena calmed down.

"You're not the mistress, so ... you are his girlfriend?"

Those words from Anna made Serena's expression change, "No, you're wrong."

"All right."

After the two separated, Serena returned to Cristian's house. When she walked through the door, she met Cristian. After greeting him, Serena went upstairs.

After entering the room, she noticed that there was no blanket on the bed.

She looked closer and saw that the blanket had been placed on Cristian's bed.

Serena then went to get the blanket.

"Put it down!"

Cristian came out of the bathroom in the wheelchair and scolded her after seeing what she had just done.

Serena stopped, turned her head and looked at Cristian.

"Don't touch my quilt."

"What do you mean your quilt? You took my quilt. Where is the problem if I take it back?" Serena asked.

Hearing that speech, Cristian taunted her, "Do you really have anything of your own in this house? Do you have any idea where you are?"

Serena: "..."

"Do you have to do that?" Serena asked, looking at him and taking a deep breath.