Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 596

At the studio, Josie threw herself into her work with a rush of energy.

For now, I don't want to think about her relationship with Austin.

So far, Austin has not given her a single phone call or a single message.

This is the love Austin claims to have for her!

Men, it is really three minutes of heat.

Once you get tired of it, you will soon abandon the old for the new, won't you?

Imperial Club.

Austin's exclusive private room.

There are various bottles of wine on the coffee table.

Austin sat on the couch, holding a glass of wine and kept pouring it into his mouth.

His shirt was crookedly buttoned, with one side of the hem bunched up in his pants and the other side uncomfortably exposed.

The warm yellow light shone faintly on him, reflecting his dazed handsome face.

Less of a reserve, more of a wicked temptation.

With a tilt of his head and a slight roll of his sexy throat, he drained his glass of wine once again.

Looking at the light in the crystal lamp overhead, the woman's delicate face seemed to emerge before her eyes.

Josie, Josie!

Austin slowly reached out, trying to touch her face.

However, the woman in front of her abruptly dissipated.

Fake, it's all fake.

Austin snorted lightly and slowly closed his eyes, resting his hand on his forehead.

When I think back on the little moments between the two, it seems that he was the one who was putting his foot down every time.

The favored emboldened, he does not want to self-respect to be her licking dog, really interesting?

The sunset outside the window is gradually replaced by the curtain color.

The neon lights in front of the clubhouse were lit up in turn.

The nightly show is coming up.

In the clubhouse, the originally cold venue gradually became lively.

In the lounge, Amy quickly changed into her work clothes and prepared for her part-time job in the evening.

"Amy, I heard that the big boss of the club has been drinking all afternoon and has been calling someone's name, as if he has lost his love."

Connie, the waiter, gushed with gossip.