Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 780

Georgia was no fool.

She understood that the factory manager was implying that Peter was not to be trusted, and that he had a tendency to take advantage of women.

Therefore, she decided to temporarily engage a PR company and hired several beautiful and charming hostesses to accompany her to the dinner party.

As the agreed-upon time approached, Georgia headed to the hotel first.

To her surprise, before entering the private room, she coincidentally bumped into Efren.

He was accompanied by a few individuals, engaged in conversation as they walked.

Catching a familiar voice, Georgia turned her head in its direction.

Perhaps there was a psychic connection between her and Efren, just as Efren was conversing with his assistant, he suddenly glanced over at Georgia.

Their eyes met at that moment.

When Georgia laid eyes upon that familiar and handsome face, her heart inexplicably quickened.

However, once she recognized the woman standing by Efren's side, her heart returned to its normal rhythm.

The woman standing next to Efren happened to be Susan, the woman who had dismissed Georgia with a check that day when Georgia woke up in Efren's room.

Georgia thought to herself, "Susan must be one of Efren's many women.

Otherwise, why would he bring her everywhere with him?"

Georgia then averted her gaze.

Georgia arrived at the private room where she was supposed to meet Peter. She pushed the door open and swiftly closed it behind her.

Efren's unexpected encounter with Georgia in Cloudville filled him with a slight, unrecognized sense of delight.

He even found himself pondering if Georgia had specifically sought him out.

Seeing Georgia turn away and enter a separate room made Efren realize that she wasn't there to find him after all...

What disappointed Efren even more than realizing Georgia hadn't come to see him was the fact that she didn't exchange a single greeting with him.

Efren thought to himself, "So, when she said she wouldn't be coming to see me anymore, she truly meant it.