Read of The Divorced Billionaire Heiress-By I Wanna Eat Meat
Yvette grumbled and cursed for a long time, cursing Sean all the way to his ancestors without stopping.
Nicole’s phone rang several times before she heard it.
She picked it up while slightly tipsy.
“Hello?”
“Are you drinking?”
Clayton instantly heard that something was wrong. There was something off with Nicole’s tone.
She must be drinking. Nicole hummed.
Clayton’s gentle voice was low and hoarse.
“Where are you drinking? Are you with Ms. Quimbey?”
Nicole said, “Yeah, we’re at home. At my place!”
Clayton sighed in relief. His tone became gentler. “Don’t drink too much. Shall I bring some food back for
you?”
Just as Nicole was about to speak, Yvette snatched her phone away.
“I’m about to break up and can’t stand to see other people being lovey-dovey. Don’t call other men!”
Then, Yvette hung up the phone.
Nicole drank, and her brain short-circuited. Her reaction was slow, and the screen turned black before
she could react.
Forget it.
Since the call ended, she would just leave it.
Clayton heard it clearly and smiled helplessly. He was just about to go to a familiar private restaurant to
bring some food back when he saw a woman standing at the door.
His smile faded, and his eyes darkened and cooled for a moment. Then, he walked over, intending to
ignore her.
However, the woman walked over and held her hand out with a smile.
“Mr. Sloan, it’s nice to meet you. My name is Ann.”
Clayton looked at her and did not move. He spoke in a clear and cold voice.
“Ann is Nicole’s name, not yours.”
The woman’s smile froze on her lips, and she withdrew her hand as if nothing happened.
“It’s just a name. Who said that no one else can use it just because it’s Nicole’s?”
Clayton said, “You can use it, but don’t try to act dumb.”
‘Don’t take others for fools either.’
“Mr. Sloan, it seems like you have a little misunderstanding about it. Is it because that woman grabbed
you just now and I didn’t come out to clarify?”
The woman curled her lips as she shrugged, expressing helplessness.
“ I really can’t think of why that woman did that in that situation, but I was too embarrassed to come out
and brush her off. After all, it looked like she was defending me, and it’s my first time here, so I’m
unfamiliar with the place.”
Clayton’ s sunken cold eyes held a bit of impatience.
“That’s a good excuse. Don’t use it again next time.”
Then, he walked away.
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