How My Ex Became My Next by Kirk Stanley ( Gilda Lynch ) novel Chapter 337

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Dillan was quick to agree. “Absolutely, nothing else matters to me.” 

“But I have a feeling you’re about to meet your soulmate soon, Gilda commented. 

Dillan, taken aback, exclaimed, “Goddess, you must be kidding.” 

Gilda, eyebrow raised, teased, “Don’t believe it?” 

“It’s not about belief. It’s just… aside from you, it’s hard to imagine anyone else capturing my heart,” Dillan confessed before letting out a sigh, “But your happiness means more to me than my own.” 

This was precisely why Dillan had decisively left Glory Corporation, all to support Gilda’s happiness. His own happiness was secondary. 

“I’ve set up a gathering tonight. Would you like to join? Dillan invited. 

Gilda was about to say no, but Dillan looked at her with such a pleading expression. “Goddess, do me this favor. Otherwise, my dad will have my head…” 

Gilda laughed. She never imagined Dillan, who seemed fearless, could actually fear someone. 

“Okay, she agreed. 

Dillan’s face lit up with joy. “Fantastic, see you tonight then.” 

That evening, Gilda chose a simple outfit and headed out. Dillan had chosen an upscale bar for the meetup. 

Dillan was already waiting outside. Spotting Gilda, he eagerly waved. “Goddess, this way!” 

Gilda followed him inside. 

The private room buzzed with young men and women. They were all close friends of Dillan, and most of them had grown up together with Dillan. 

They welcomed Gilda warmly. “Ms. Lynch, what’s your game? Poker? Blackjack? How about Stud?” 

Gilda was open. “Any is fine by me…” 

They got into a game of poker. Gilda wasn’t much of a poker player but surprisingly ended up doubling her chips in the first 

round. 

Feeling awkward about winning too much, Gilda excused herself, pretending to use the restroom, and asked Dillan to take her place in a few hands. 

Gilda left the room and walked along the corridor to the rooftop for some fresh air. She had barely arrived when she heard 

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screams. 

A woman screamed, “Ah! Please don’t hit mel 

“I’m sorry… please… 

“Stop, please…” 

Despite the loud music, Gilda heard the pleas clearly and followed the sounds.