Task NO.1 How to Pursue Miss CEO novel Chapter 516

Chapter 516 An Unpleasant Coincidence

At that moment, Selena suddenly sensed an intimidating presence glaring at her in an unfriendly manner. Thus, she quickly looked up and met a pair of eyes before she noticed a lady who was wearing the same red dress as she was.

Despite the lady’s charming blue eyes, she didn’t seem to be approachable at all. Although her red dress shared a striking resemblance with Selena’s in appearance, both dresses seemed to give off a different vibe due to their respective unique styles.

While Selena’s red dress appeared to have an elegant Eastern touch, the lady’s dress helped accentuate her typical Western beauty, yet her glamor was seemingly toned down by the strange combination of her blue eyes and blonde curly hair.

Therefore, she was jealous of Selena, wishing that she had never shown up for the party at all as she believed she would have been the center of attention instead. After all, she believed Western men were generally more attracted to Eastern women, and Selena’s presence had only served to reinforce her point.

With her taller stature, the lady sized Selena up from above with her unfriendly gaze, making the latter feel extremely uncomfortable. However, a gorgeous-looking lady who looked like she was in her 40’s soon approached Selena at this time; it turned out to be someone Selena knew—Madeline. As a top player in the fashion and clothing industry, Madeline was actually a huge investor of an established brand, Very. Therefore, she had had several business collaborations with Selena before.

The last time I heard about her, she married into a reputable family in Yucaria. So is she…

Madeline soon snaked her arm around the lady and said, “Hello, my darling Jane! Please allow me to introduce you to the most outstanding wedding dress designer the industry has to offer—Selena Yard.” Then, she turned her attention to Selena and said, “Miss Yard. Oops! My apologies! It should be Mrs. Fowler now.”

Selena laughed it off and replied, “It’s okay. I don’t mind.”