Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 1214

After a few inquiries, Margaret learned that Cindy worked at Enrima Corporation and was Harley's secretary!

Margaret gnashed her teeth when she knew that.

Still, common sense prevailed. Margaret's conscience told her that she must repay her parents for their upbringing. Despite her anger, it never occurred to her not to plead with Cindy.

She hurriedly bought a flight to Londun City and came straight from the airport to Enrima Corporation.

When Damion told Cindy someone wanted to see her, she was having lunch in

Harley's office.

On hearing that, she stood up and was about to leave the office.

Hardly had she stood up when Harley stopped her.

Harley asked Damion, "Who?"

Damion, who was always considerate, had asked the visitor's name.

"A lady named Margaret Aguiar."

Hearing that, Cindy curled her lips.

She didn't want to see Margaret.

Cindy knew Margaret disliked her, and it couldn't be a good thing Margaret came to her herself.

Cindy was against seeing her and said, " Secretary Wright, please tell her I don't want to see her."

Harley was about to say no for Cindy, but he didn't expect her to refuse before he did.

He took a look at Cindy, whose lips were set in a pout of unwillingness. That expression was too seductive for him!

"Will it really just be a regular dinner?"

Harley had invited her to go to dinner with him, and Cindy had been nervous about it all morning.

Cindy and Harley had been courting for two months. It was natural for her to feel nervous since it was the first time she would meet Harley's friends as his girlfriend.

"Relax. They are easy-going. Take it easy, okay?"

Harley fixed her hair and looked at her with dark staring eyes. When he found her face was careworn with anxiety, his heart softened, and he said, "I'll cancel it if you don't want to go."

"No, no. I just feel a little nervous."

Cindy had never heard of Harley's two best friends, and the dinner invitation was a bolt out of the blue for her. She was curious about his friends while also fearful that they wouldn’t think she deserved Harley.

In fact, Margaret's remark more or less affected her.