My Ex-husband Begs Me Back (Ayan and Camille) novel Chapter 876

Chapter 876: Ruined

Camille and Ayan were both somewhat taken aback, especially Camille, who couldn't believe it and stared at this woman.

Ayan also got up and walked over to Camille after she sat down. His expression was indifferent as he glanced at Alicia, and he spoke with a touch of displeasure, "Miss Nores, do you have something important? This is my private time with my wife. If it's work-related, it would be more appropriate for Miss Nores to make an appointment with my secretary at Simpson Group."

Ayan's tone was cold, but Alicia seemed unfazed.

She said, "Mr. Simpson, I just feel that we have a lot of fate. We even run into each other while having a meal. Simpson Group and Nores Group might have business collaborations in the future, and Mr. Simpson and I also seem to have this fate. Mrs. Simpson shouldn't mind, right?"

Alicia's gaze was full of hostility as she looked directly at Camille.

But Camille didn't mind at all and simply smiled lightly, saying, "As long as he doesn't mind, of course, I won't mind."

Camille's words were spoken calmly, and she paid no further attention to Alicia, focusing on her meal instead.

Having met Alicia once before at Ayan's office in Simpson Group, Camille wasn't surprised to see her. She was also aware of Alicia's intentions toward Ayan and her attitude toward her.

Thus, Camille didn't want to engage in a lengthy conversation with Alicia. The best way to deal with someone like her was probably to ignore her.

However, Camille underestimated Alicia's character. Alicia had grown up in a open and lively family. She directly looked at Camille and said, "If Mrs. Simpson is saying it that way, then it means you don't mind, right? In that case, could Mrs. Simpson spare some time for me and Mr. Simpson to talk alone? Mrs. Simpson should be understanding, right?"

Alicia made an unreasonable request, but she seemed convinced of her righteousness. Her eyes locked onto Camille, telling her that she should cooperate.

After all, she had Nores Group backing her up.

But Camille simply smiled and wasn't interested in confronting Alicia directly. She looked at Ayan beside her and asked, "She wants me to leave. What do you think?"

Camille's voice was warm, without any hint of anger.

This made Ayan frown slightly, and his expression became even more solemn. He spoke in a cold voice, "Alicia, you'd better take back what you just said. Otherwise, never mind the fact that Simpson Group and Nores Group haven't started cooperating yet; even if we do cooperate, I can end it at any time. Want to try?"

Ayan's threat made Alicia's face turn sour immediately. She glared at Camille before turning her gaze back to Ayan and said, "Mr. Simpson, I was just joking. Do you really need to take it so seriously?"

Ayan remained silent, and Alicia turned her attention to Camille again, saying, "Isn't Mrs. Simpson being too difficult? It's just a chat between you and me. Why do you have to involve Mr. Simpson in this? Mr. Simpson will be collaborating with Nores Group in the future, which is a good development opportunity for Simpson Group. Do you want to ruin it for yourself?"

Alicia's words accused Camille of being unreasonable, and she seemed almost ready to say that Camille was deliberately trying to discredit Ayan, and her actions were of no help to him.

Alicia's words made Ayan very displeased, and he was about to speak up and ask Alicia to leave. However, Camille suddenly reached out and pressed his arm to stop him from speaking.

Putting down her chopsticks, she wiped her lips with a tissue and then faintly smiled, saying, "Miss Nores, are you here to teach me how to be a good wife and Mrs. Simpson?"

Alicia was slightly stunned, not understanding the meaning of Camille's words.

Camille didn't wait for her to recover and continued, "Miss Nores, you're still single, so there's no need for you to worry about me. We already have a child. As for whether I am a qualified Mrs. Simpson, you don't need to worry about that either. After all, you are not Mr. Simpson, nor are you the Simpsons. One knows best about their own situation. Miss Nores, you'd better mind your own business."

Camille's words implied that Alicia shouldn't meddle in her affairs. Alicia wasn't related to the Simpson family in any way, so what gave her the right to interfere?

This was none of her business.

After Camille finished speaking, her gaze remained fixed on Alicia, unwavering and unyielding. Her eyes showed no signs of avoidance or retreat.