Madam, Your Ex-Husband Is On Call novel Chapter 233

Chapter 233 Call Me Ms. Graves

Hearing what Oscar said, Anastasia suddenly froze.

And she seemed completely still.

She blinked. Seeing Oscar's awkward yet polite smile, she kept silent for a while.

What the hell!

No wonder everything seemed wrong here!

If it got out, Eleanor would laugh at her like hell!

Sitting there, Anastasia felt restless, like she was sitting on pins and needles.

With so many people looking at her, she felt her beauty overshadowed.

For the first time, she felt an urge to hide and disappear from view at once.

Oscar couldn't help but smile but tried his best to suppress his smile.

"Well. Ms. Graves, of course, you are undoubtedly attractive. Even the female stars in the showbiz can't compare with you. But this place..."

Before he could finish speaking, Anastasia couldn't help but interrupt, "But you're here, too. So, are you also here for some underground deal?"

Oscar's expression froze, and he waved his hand immediately. "No, no, of course not."

But Anastasia thought she had got something on him and raised her chin arrogantly. "Come on. You don't have to lie. You just told me what this place is. Why are you here if you don't have the same intentions as these men?"

If word got out that a famous young male star came to one of these bars for an underground trade, it would make a big splash.

Oscar's face turned pale. "A friend asked me to pick up something..."

But Anastasia didn't want to listen to it, immediately took her bag, and was about to leave.

Oscar panicked and hurried to catch up with her. "Ms. Graves..."

Anastasia stopped at the door and looked back at him.

Oscar pressed his lips and reluctantly compromised. "I swear I'm not here for that. Could you please just pretend I haven't been here tonight?"

Anastasia lowered her eyes. "Well. Then I haven't been here tonight either."

Anyway, it was embarrassing for them to meet here.

Oscar immediately understood what she meant and nodded.

The two immediately turned around and left separately, as if they hadn't been here tonight.