My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 33

Read My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon Chapter 33 – In a Daze for Janet

Janet’s first reaction was that Ernest would introduce an important person to her.

“No, it’s just Orville will come too, and he keeps saying that he wants to buy you some jewelry!”

If Ernest were with her, she would definitely see the teasing expression on her face.

However, even if she couldn’t see Ernest, she could tell from his tone that he was excited about that.

When she thought of how she danced with Orville in the bar when she was drunk and even slapped Noah….

Janet shook her head hastily.

Why was she thinking of that man again?

“If you make fun of him and me again, I won’t talk to you anymore.”

Janet felt speechless of her friend, puffing her cheeks with a little annoyance.

“I don’t believe it.”

Ernest shrugged with a smile. How could his friendship with Janet disappear like that?

At this time, Nathaniel, who had been irritated by Janet, received a call from his mother, Winifred, on his way back to the

company.

Hearing Winifred yelling on the other end of the phone, Nathaniel felt a throbbing pain in his Temple.

“Turn around. We need to back to the Webster Mansion.”

Nathaniel instructed Alfred in a low voice.

Alfred immediately turned the steering wheel and turned around.

Because old Mr. Webster liked Janet very much, Nathaniel hadn’t liked to return to the Webster Mansion.

Every time he returned to the Webster Mansion, he would be scolded by old Mr. Marquis.

Fortunately, old Mr. Webster is not in the Webster Mansion today.

“Son, you’re going to get married, how could you still wander around? You can’t let Anastasia plan the wedding alone!”

Seeing Nathaniel, Winifred hurriedly went up to him and grabbed his sleeve tightly. Her tone was mixed with happiness and

blame.

“I didn’t let her do it alone. Didn’t I arrange for someone to take charge of it?”

Nathaniel said indifferently. He had paid a high salary to hire a wedding planner to take charge of his wedding with Anastasia.

What else could he do?

“How can that be the same? Don’t you know how important a wedding is to a woman? It’s the time when her dream comes

true.”

Winifred said with a nostalgic look.

Although old Mr. Webster didn’t like her, after all, when she married Nathaniel’s father, she could still say it was a grand wedding.

“I got it.”

But Nathaniel had a lot of work every day, and it hadn’t been so troublesome when he married Janet before. Although he said

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so, Nathaniel still didn’t take the wedding seriously.

Winifred noticed her son was impatient, hesitated, then said,

How could he be in a daze because of Janet?

The next day.

When Ernest arrived in his flashy supercar in front of Janet, he was stunned by her beauty.

The silver-white skintight fishtail skirt shone with diamond-like light, like waves, sparkling in the sun.

On her diamond-encrusted high heels, there were thin and shiny ribbons wrapped around her slender calves.

Her upper body was covered with a fur cloak, and her lips were s*xy red. She was arrayed like a queen in her beautiful dress.

“Are you trying to use your temperament and beauty to make those people afraid to compete with you to purchase the auction items?”

Ernest’s admiring gaze fell on Janet, and he could hardly take his eyes off her.

Hearing his praise, Janet smiled and said, “I wish I could do that one day. Aren’t there a lot of businessmen coming to the

auction?”

“Yes,” Ernest nodded in agreement and said.

“Before the auction starts, there will be a banquet specially arranged for everyone to communicate with each other to avoid the fierce competition between the two forces. After all, it is not necessary to fight for auction items.”

Janet nodded.

It was indeed a great arrangement. Anyway, Janet just wanted to buy her father’s T*ng tri-colored porcelain bowl and would take a look at the other items.

Janet had amazed many people with her splendid attire.

In addition to her figure and appearance, the most eye-catching thing was that the staff addressed her as the chairman of Longfellow Group when she walked into the venue.

“Wait a minute.”

Ernest, who had been accompanying Janet into the auction house, suddenly stopped.