Pursuing My Ex Wife in Full Blooming Spring novel (Naomi) novel Chapter 140

However, it was understandable, since a full face and body pampering session would certainly require a lot of time.

Naomi glanced out the window. The night already fell and unleashed its unforgiving darkness over the entire Herland. The night sky was illuminated by the twinkling lights of the city.

Naomi tucked her phone into her bag and stood up to get changed. She planned to return to her hotel room after this, finish up some work, then get to bed.

She stepped into the changing room, but all of a sudden, Madam Hilary appeared with a tray. "Miss Getson, these are the clothes that you will be wearing later."

Naomi froze, then glanced at the dress folded neatly on the tray.

It was an elegant, emerald green dress with pearl buttons and intricate gold trimming. Naomi furrowed her brows in puzzlement and gazed at Madam Hilary. "For me?"

"Yes." Seeing that Naomi appeared oblivious to this, Madam Hilary added, "Mr. Quinn instructed me to prepare this for you."

Why did Dylan want her to wear a dress? Where were they going?

Naomi always loved wearing dresses, but she rarely wore them because they were inconvenient and would interfere with her work. Therefore, she only wore dresses for special occasions. Although she was married to Scott for three years, she never wore a dress in front of him at all.

Naomi did not know what tricks Dylan had up his sleeve, but the dress was not a particularly revealing one. it was a beautiful shade of deep emerald which accentuated its elegant cutting. It was not a dress for daily wear, but instead one that was usually reserved for special occasions.

All of a sudden, Naomi recalled what Scott said to her a couple of days ago. He mentioned that they would be meeting some of his friends but did not elaborate on where or when. However, considering that he was out of town at that moment, it was understandable that he would assign Dylan to this task instead.

Were they supposed to attend an event related to the museum's exhibit? Did it have anything to do with the black wood exhibit?