My Billionaire Husband (Vivian and Morris) novel Chapter 286

Vivian walked in front, she followed behind, and the two left.

In a flash, only the two of them, namely, Morris and Issac, were left, and the atmosphere at the table suddenly became gloomy and depressing.

"They say that you don't get close to women, but I don’t think so."

Issac snorted sarcastically and unconcernedly at Morris, while looking down and cutting the Wellington steak on his plate.

His long, bony fingers lifted his goblet, swirled the crimson wine in it, raised it, took a sip, and said lightly, "You still have the leisure to concern with other people's affairs, it shows you are not that busy."

His sentence was full of deterrence.

"Feel free to use any sinister tricks, I will never back down." After speaking, he put down his knife and fork, looking serious as he said to Morris, "Including Vivian!"

He was launching a challenge letter.

Even though Vivian did not know how much Morris liked her, Issac saw it clearly in his eyes.

Morris and Sue stayed together, but the way he looked at Sue was indifferent, very different from the way he looked at Vivian.

His index finger tapped the surface of the glass, reflecting Issac's face through the glass.

He looked subdued and elegantly sipped the wine, "That depends on whether you have that qualification."

"Heh."

Issac laughed at the end of Morris’ sentence, "I can still sit and eat with her now, that is the qualification."

Provocations, indeed.

But Morris wasn't angry; to be angry in the face of someone who was no challenge at all would be humiliating.

Because Morris knew that Vivian did not like Issac.

The two men battled it out in the open.

And in the bathroom.

Vivian went to the sink to wash her hands after using the toilet.

Standing in front of the mirror, she took a look at herself and reached out to ruffle her hair before she saw Sue walking up to her, arms around her chest, gazing at her without blinking.

"Why are you looking at me like that? It seems that you like women." She teased without good humour.

"Didn't you say you don't like him? Since so, why don't you stay away from him?"

She leaned against the wall with a condescending stance that was very offensive.

Vivian turned on the tap, washed her hands again, and retorted, "So many people killed themselves, why don’t you kill yourself?"

Vivian thought she had asked a retarded question.

"You ......"

In the face of Vivian's vulgar attitude, Sue could do nothing about her, sighed and said, "It's important to have self-awareness. This is what you said before."

That day, at the charity gala, she had given these words to Cindy.

"A person without 'self-knowledge' mentions 'self-knowledge' in front of me. Are you worthy?"

Vivian finished washing her hands, pulled out tissue to wipe her fingers, and turned back slowly, "Since you are his girlfriend, hold on firmly. If there is someone else involved one day, then either you have a problem or he has a problem."

At these words, her red lips pulled up into a light smile, "But you can rest assured that I am not interested in him."

She threw the tissue she had finished wiping her hands with into the bin, walked around Sue, and left straight away.

Sue leaned against the wall, her arms around her chest, her cold eyes slightly downcast.

After a moment, a light smile appeared at the corner of her lips.

It seemed that Vivian really thought that she was Morris' girlfriend.

The two of them returned to their seats and continued their meal, the atmosphere as it had been earlier, seemingly relaxed but in fact secretly turbulent.