Love after Divorce novel (Violet Elliott) novel Chapter 99

From a distance, she saw Louis and Harry walking forward without looking at each other.

Where were they going?

Dressing room.

"Isaac? What brings you here?"

As soon as Violet entered, she looked at Isaac handing out things and was amazed.

"I just happened to be over here to meet a client, and knowing you were here, I brought you some food."

Isaac smiled and handed the rest of the items to the staff on site.

"Thanks."

Violet said thanks and took the drink and pastry he handed to her.

It was Tasty Interlude Bakery's drinks and pastries!

Isaac was thoughtful.

Only, she didn't want him to get attached to herself.

"Helena, just got divorced and you have a new boyfriend? You're so popular!"

Jessie just finished a scene and walked in from outside.

She looked at Isaac and smiled playfully, "This man looks familiar! Helena, so you've already found your next man?"

Hearing this, Violet's expression faded, "Jessie, please don't take it for granted. Isaac and I are just friends."

"Really? Helena, don't be picky if you're being courted!"

Jessie twisted her waist and walked to Violet, "Don't forget, you are now a divorcee. This man looks barely good. Anyway, when you divorce, the Johnson Family will certainly not treat you badly. If he has no money, you will pay back a little and consider him as a boy toy."

That was a bit too snarky.

Not only did Jessie satirize her, but she also compared Isaac to a boy toy.

Violet's face went cold.

As she was about to speak, Isaac, who was on the sidelines, was the first to open his mouth.

"I didn't expect the innocent woman in the eyes of the public to speak so harshly in private? Yes, if she had qualities, she would not have been a mistress back then."

Violet couldn't help but glance at Isaac.

So the gentle man also had such a mean side!

Isaac ignored Jessie, whose face was alternately blue and white, and smiled slightly towards Violet.

Seeing her sweat on her forehead, he took out a tissue to wipe her sweat.

When Louis came in, he saw this scene.