THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 985

Yvette looked at Elsa. "So what if he's a top salesperson? At best, he makes a few tens of thousands a month. Can a top salesperson compare to the scion of a wealthy family? Do you even know who Miss Gonzales's boyfriend is? The name alone would scare you to death!"

According to all the trending topics on Twitter, Charis's boyfriend was none other than Master Ninth!

The number one figure in the financial world.

Caitlin's real estate agent boyfriend couldn't even compare to Master Ninth's little finger.

Charis added, "Let's not talk about it. My boyfriend likes to keep a low profile. Besides, my boyfriend and Caitlin's boyfriend are from two different worlds. Comparing them would only lower my boyfriend's status."

Yvette nodded in fervent agreement. "You're right, Miss Gonzales. Your boyfriend is a titan of finance. Comparing him to a mere salesman is indeed beneath him."

It was pointless trying to explain the sky to a frog in a well.

Caitlin paid no attention to Yvette and Charis's conversation.

She gathered her things. "Elsa, Gertrude, let's go. We can walk around for a bit. My boyfriend won't be here for another half hour."

"Okay, let's go," Elsa and Gertrude agreed, following Caitlin out.

Watching them leave, Charis scoffed.

Birds of a feather really do flock together.

A bunch of low-class commoners.

Yvette offered Charis a pastry. "Miss Gonzales, this is a specialty I brought from my hometown. It's quite good. Would you like to try some?"

Charis looked at the pastry with disgust. "I never eat things from unknown origins."

Charis was self-aware enough to know that.

Yvette nodded. "Yes, Master Ninth! Miss Gonzales, I know you're modest, but Nicolette and I have already figured out who you really are."

Charis's expression shifted.

It seemed Yvette and Nicolette had mistaken her for Freya Gonzales, the famous heiress of The Capital.

A sly smile touched Charis's lips, a glint in her eyes. "I didn't realize you two were so perceptive! Not like that blind little brat who dares to offend anyone."

Charis dared to play along and claim to be Miss Gonzales for one simple, arrogant reason: she believed that for commoners like Nicolette and Yvette, merely knowing her was a lifetime's honor.

There was no way their social status would ever allow them to meet the real, incredibly distinguished Miss Gonzales.