Reborn: Another Chance to Leave U by Hazel Ramirez novel Chapter 46

Chapter 46 Stealing

Al night, Anaya went to the restaurant as she had promised Yarden.

The two met in the parking lot,

Yarden didn‘t wear too many accessories today. He wore a simple white T–shirt and jeans, looking very youthful.

There was also a strong iniddle–aged man behind him, and Anaya recognized him as the representative of McKlein Inc. to America, Kim.

Yarden introduced Kim and Anaya to each other. Kim politely shook hands with Anaya. “Yarden is always reckless. He doesn‘t even know that his wallet and phone fell into the taxi. Thank you for helping him out.”

Anaya learned from his tone that Kim should not be a representative of McKlein Inc, today, but came here as a relative of Yarden.

“It was nothing.”

The three of them went upstairs and entered the restaurant.

Kim had reserved a seat in advance. The waiter led the two to the window and passed by the center of the restaurant. A woman stood up and blocked their way.

“Ms. Dutt, long time no see.”

Anaya raised her eyebrows when she saw Daisy.

She did not expect that this woman would take the initiative to talk to her, especially after what happened last time.

“Long time no see” Anaya stopped in her tracks.

Daisy didn‘t let go of the grudge in her heart. She glared at Anaya and then looked at Kim and Yarden beside Anaya,

As if thinking of something, Daisy sneered and said, “Ms. Dutt, are you on a date with this gentleman? How long have you and Mr. Maltz been divorced? Last time, you dated Mr. Parkhurst, and this time, you found a man with a son. You are really not picky.”

Yarden stood in front of Anaya and smiled. He then said to Daisy, “Madam, my mom told me that one‘s tongue will rot if he or she talks nonsense. Please be careful.”

“Is this how you address me?” Daisy was furious and raised her voice and continued, “At most, I‘m six years older than you!”

“Really? You have so znany wrinkles on your face. I thought you were going to be 40. I‘m really sorry.”

Yarden apologized, but there was no apology on his face at all.

“Brat, what nonsense are you talking about!”

Daisy was so angry that she wanted to give Yarden a slap, but before her hand could fall, Anaya grabbed it.

Anaya smiled lightly, but there was only coldness in her eyes. “Ms. Raney, don‘t be rude in a public place.”

She shook off her hand. Daisy lost her balance and bumped into the table behind her. The tableware on the table collided, making a clinking sound.

The man at her table quickly stood up and supported Daisy. “Are you okay?”

Only then did Anaya notice the man and felt that this person looked a little familiar.

It seemed to be the young master of a certain company.

“Ms. Raney, who is this?”

Daisy, who wanted to continue to make a scene, instantly became weak, and she looked away. “Afriend.”

“Is that so?”

Anaya‘s voice rose slightly. There was obviously another meaning in it.

Daisy was a little nervous.

That good–for–nothing husband in Daisy‘s family only knew how to hook up with girls and never focused on his career and family. She definitely couldn‘t live with him for the rest of her life.

She had been looking for other potential meni recently, and it was not easy for her to ask a man out today, but she unexpectedly met Anaya.

That person still did not know that Daisy was married. If Anaya told him now...

She suddenly regretted that she had stopped Anaya on impulse.

Anaya saw Daisy‘s expression and knew that her relationship with that man was not simple.

However, this matter had nothing to do with her. As long as Daisy did not provoke her, she was too lazy to care.

Anaya bypassed her. “Great barkers are no biters. Ms. Raney, we could barely be considered acquaintances to each other. In the future, don‘t greet me when we meet.”

Daisy widened her eyes and stared at Anaya, but did not provoke Anaya again.

Daisy walked to the dining table of the two people and quickly took away their things. Then, she pretended that nothing had happened and returned to her seat. She asked her companion to leave together.