Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 904

The main bedroom was large, but there was nothing in it except for a bed, two nightstands and a single sofa.

This minimalist bedroom was exactly what Raymond liked.

Scarlett walked over to the bed and opened the drawer of the nightstand.

What Alexander had said was right. There were indeed a stack of photos inside the drawer, and half of them were in an envelope.

One of the photos was placed directly on top of the envelope in its entirety. This was a full-face photo of her and a man walking out of a hotel. It should be the one Alexander mentioned before. He said that Raymond held it and asked if he was more handsome than the man in the photo back then.

Scarlett picked up the envelope, poured the photos out softly, and then dozens of photos fell out.

These were all the photos she took when she was talking about investment. The people in the photos were all the partners she had met in the first six months of her marriage to Raymond.

There were over forty photos, with three men and her in these photos.

No wonder Jean showed these photos to Raymond. This was really misleading.

Scarlett couldn't find the negative films which Alexander had talked about. They must have been destroyed by Raymond. Scarlett put the photos back, closed the drawer, and got up and headed to the closet.

The closet in the main bedroom was large, but there weren't many clothes in it, almost all of which were suits.

Alexander only said that the rings were in the wardrobe without specifying where it was in the wardrobe, but it wasn't really hard to find.

Scarlett just opened the third drawer and saw two boxes inside the one with Raymond's ties in.

What Alexander had said was right. There was indeed a pair of rings in the two boxes.

In the light, the diamonds on top of this pair of rings were very dazzling.

Scarlett was dazzled by the diamonds of this pair of rings.

She had never known about any of this, and Raymond had never told her.

During those three years, Raymond had been always indifferent to her.