Next Man Better Plan novel Chapter 52

Chapter 52

Quennel’s tone was sharp. “Let her up.”

Chapter 52

The receptionist, learning her lesson, immediately replied, “Of course, Mr. Gonzalez. I’ll personally escort the young Mrs. Gonzalez upstairs.”

Hearing this, Quennel paused on the other end of the line. “Young Mrs. Gonzalez?”

The receptionist smiled. “Yes, Ms. Powell said she was the young Mrs. Gonzalez.”

Victoria stared nervously at the phone, terrified her lie would be exposed. If Quennel denied it now, she would be the one left mortified.

But Quennel only remained silent for a moment before replying without refuting her claim, “Mm, take her to Kent’s office.”

With that, he hung up.

A jolt of joy went through Victoria. Was this Quennel’s way of indirectly acknowledging her status?

From a short distance away, Stephanie had heard the entire conversation clearly.

She had expected to feel at least a pang of sadness at Quennel’s behavior, but her heart remained surprisingly calm.

It made sense. No matter how deep the wound time eventually smoothed it over.

She had grieved for this relationship for so long that perhaps she had just gone numb.

Or perhaps… she had already let go deep down inside.

The receptionist immediately began to lead Victoria toward Mr. Lee’s office.

But just as they reached the elevator, a middle-aged man in a sharp suit stepped out.

Seeing him, the receptionist quickly greeted hinh. “Sir, this is the Young Mrs. Gonzalez. She says she’s here to see the chairman about something.”

The man was Ternence’s executive assistant, responsible for all matters in the executive office. He was Ternence’s right-hand man and a key figure in the

company.

His eyes swept over Victoria with a cold, detached look. “Young Mrs. Gonzalez? You must be mistaken. This woman is no Young Mrs. Gonzalez.”

Ternence had never acknowledged Victoria’s status; he’d barely even given her the time of day.

A woman like her-no family, no background-wasn’t just unworthy of Quennel; even if she became a millionaire overnight, she’d still be worlds apart from the Gonzalez family’s standing.

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Chapter 52

Prominent families marry for virtue and status Victoria, a country bumpkin with nothing. to her name and questionable character, was, at best, fit to be a mistress on the side-and not one to be seen in public.

As Ternence’s executive assistant, he naturally looked down on such opportunistic women. In his position, he had seen far too many gold-diggers like her.

The executive assistant’s words left the receptionist stunned. “She’s not the Young Mrs. Gonzalez?”

But hadn’t Quennel just acknowledged it on the phone?

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