Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 301

Alisha watched the time in the living room and sat back a bit.

And I wonder how things are going in the attic.

If you haven't come out for so long, you must have made it!

With that in mind, Alisha got up and walked joyfully upstairs.

At that moment, the attic door opened and Buddy came out.

Alisha was pleased to see his chest open and a satisfied look on his face.

"Mr. Reynolds, how's it going? Did it work out?"

Buddy gave her a look with a look of intent, "Nice, this Violet sure tastes good. I have some urgent business to take care of right now, I'll contact you when I'm done."

It's done!

Alisha was overjoyed and said, "Good, Mr. Reynolds, take care of yourself and get in touch."

Violet, the girl, she finally got her!

When Buddy was gone, Alisha grimaced and walked up to the loft and pushed the door open.

In the attic, Violet is finishing her clothes, and when she sees Alisha appear, a flash of shame and anger passes through her eyes.

"You tricked me here on purpose, didn't you Alisha, are you still human?"

Alisha snorted, "Violet, you're Miller's niece, and I'm doing this for your sake. What kind of good family do you want to find for a divorced woman?"

"Buddy may be a little older, but an older man can love people! And he has money, in the future when he dies, his family fortune will still belong to you? You'll be happy then."

Hearing this, Violet simply had to laugh in exasperation.

"Alisha, this isn't over, you'll get what's coming to you!"

"Yo, you're still talking tough? I'm still afraid of you!"

Alisha had a disbelieving look on her face.

Once Violet took her things and left in a huff, she gave Rosalie a smug look on her face to report the news.

"Mrs. Johnson, it's done! Let me tell you, I found her an older man who is known in the circle as a domestic violence man ......"

Alisha adds fuel to the fire by telling Rosalie what happened.

Rosalie was in a good mood, "Mrs. Williams, you did a good job on this, I will definitely call you when there is a party next time."

"Okay, then I'll wait for your call."

"......"

Outside.