After the Affair Falling into a Billionaire's Arms novel Chapter 535

Chapter 535

Louisa didn’t think to ask.

She was indeed hungry and planned to get up and eat something.

Just then, she heard the sound of the digital lock downstairs being unlocked.

This early? Who could it be?

And they had her passcode.

Louisa didn’t immediately react.

The next second, she saw Sadie and Flora walk in.

They looked up from downstairs, and she looked down from upstairs.

Sadie and Flora’s faces lit up simultaneously. “Louisa, you’re really back?”

“Yeah, I’m back.” Louisa came downstairs.

Flora pulled her down onto the sofa. “You came back and didn’t even tell us? If we hadn’t run into Noah outside, we wouldn’t have known. That’s not cool.”

“I got back late yesterday and was too tired. I wanted to rest early, so I didn’t tell you.” Louisa made up a casual excuse.

Flora didn’t mind. She grabbed Louisa’s hand excitedly. “I heard Mr. Tudor quit his position as CEO of the Tudor Group just for you. He chased you all the way to the Northwest. How far have you two gotten?”

Louisa didn’t want to talk about that.

She noticed the bags Sadie was carrying. “Did you guys bring food?”

“Yeah, we picked up some breakfast. Let’s eat and talk.”

Sadie went to the kitchen to get plates and served the breakfast they’d bought.

They hadn’t seen each other in two months–they had endless things to catch up on.

Louisa asked about Flora’s studio. Everything was progressing smoothly.

Sadie even took a moment to text Rachel, letting her know Louisa was back.

Halfway through eating, Sadie brought up Adeline’s search for her lifesaver.

Louisa didn’t pay much attention at first, but the more she listened, the more familiar the story sounded. She looked at Sadie in surprise

Sadie and Flora both looked at her at the same time. You think it sounds familiar too, right?

Louisa asked, “What do you mean?”

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Ladied. “Rachel looked into it thoroughly. Adeline was at that banquet that night and ran into danger. A girl in a green dress saved her. The girl in green had three friends with her–one in blue, one in yellow, one in pink. That’s the four of us, isn’t it? Now all of Silverlight City is buzzing about how Adeline is searching everywhere for the girl in the green dress.”

Flora chimed in, “Yeah, everyone’s saying Mrs. Tudor really likes that girl in green and wants to find her to repay her properly. They’re even saying she wants Julian to marry her. A bunch of rich girls have already gone to the Tudor family trying to claim credit, but Ms, Tudor saw through all of them. She said none of them were the girl who saved her that night That means she remembers you clearly. If she saw you, she’d recognize you right away. Louisa, you should tell Julian about this right away. If Mrs. Tudor finds out you’re the one who saved her, she definitely won’t stand in the way of you and Julian anymore.

But Louisa wasn’t as excited or optimistic as they were.

Could deep–rooted class prejudice really be changed by one act of lifesaving?

Besides, the person Adeline was looking for was a wealthy young lady who’d saved her–not Louisa, who had nothing.

And she wanted Julian to marry “her“?

The Tudor family had four sons. Aside from the youngest, the other three were all of marriageable age.

Adeline wasn’t asking her eldest or second son to repay the debt–she specifically wanted Julian to marry this girl.

Didn’t that just prove that in Adeline’s eyes, anyone could marry Julian–except Louisa?

Adeline was trying to make her back down.

Now Louisa finally understood what Adeline’s request to meet her yesterday had really meant. It was a trap, not acceptance.

Good thing she hadn’t agreed to go with Julian.

Sadie and Flora noticed her silence. Her expression was even gloomy—not happy at all.

They asked in unison, “Louisa, what’s wrong? What are you thinking?”

Louisa snapped out of it and said flatly, ‘Nothing. Don’t bring this up again. And don’t tell Julian either.”

“Why not?” Flora didn’t understand.

But Sadie seemed to get it.

Adeline liked the girl in the green dress who’d saved her–but she didn’t like Louisa herself. To Louisa, that was an insult.

Louisa didn’t want it.

Flora started to say something, but Sadie pressed her hand, signaling her to stop.

After breakfast, Sadie left for the law firm, and Flora headed to her company.

Louisa had nothing to do.

She’d resigned, so naturally, she didn’t need to go to the Tudor Group anymore

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The dressed to go out for a walk and pick up some groceries at the supermarket.

But when she got back to the residential complex, she ran into that bastard George.

She hadn’t seen him in a while and had almost forgotten her ex–husband lived in the same complex.

George hadn’t noticed her yet.

Louisa pretended not to see him and planned to hurry home before that rabid dog could latch onto her.

Of course, she also didn’t notice the little boy standing in front of George.

The boy looked about six or seven years old, but he was strikingly handsome.

He stood in front of George, tilting his little head up to look at him, clearly angry.

George’s face was dark. He pointed at the boy and snapped, “Get out of my way. Stop blocking me. You hear me?”

His tone was vicious.

The little boy burst into tears with a loud wail, plopping down on the ground and slapping his thighs dramatically. “An adult is bullying me! He’s picking on a little kid…”

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