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The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike novel Chapter 422

Chapter 422 

“It’s great,” Rosalie replied. 

“That’s great. 

If there’s anything else you need, please don’t hesitate to let me know. You shouldn’t feel guilty about it. And if you do, you can always pay me back once you receive your salary,” Lillian said reassuringly. 

“Okay,” Rosalie replied with a smile. However, after a moment, she wore a hesitant expression as if she wanted to say something but held back. 

“What’s the matter? What are you feeling like you’re missing?” 

“No. It’s just that..” Rosalie hesitated for a moment before asking, “Yesterday, when you came to pick me up, what was I doing?” 

She had spent an entire day racking her brain, yet she couldn’t recall what she had done after leaving Night Sky drunk. All she had was a faint recollection of possibly seeing Jonathan. 

“You… Well, you were in Jonathan’s arms, quite drunk,” Lillian replied. 

Rosalie immediately froze upon hearing that. “Is there anything else?” she asked nervously. 

“Nothing else.” Lillian then added, “When I arrived, Callum and I assisted you in getting into the car. But… I impulsively slapped him before returning to my seat because I was furious that he broke up with you. I thought I was in trouble, but he left without uttering a word. I assumed it was for your sake.” 

Rosalie was left dumbfounded. She hadn’t expected such an incident to occur after she had gotten drunk. 

After all, in Strico, very few people dared to confront Jonathan like that. Moreover, she found it difficult to believe that Jonathan had let Lillian off the hook after being slapped. 

“Rosalie, did Jonathan genuinely break up with you because he saw the relationship as a game?” After what had transpired the previous night, Lillian found such a reason somewhat implausible. 

Furthermore, if it were indeed a game for him, why would Jonathan have brushed off the slap so easily, especially considering the words Rosalie had uttered when she was drunk? 

“I suppose so. He felt tired and didn’t want to be in the relationship anymore, so he ended it,” Rosalie replied. “If his behavior wasn’t rooted in viewing our relationship as a game, then what else could it be?” 

After hearing that, Lillian had no words left, only hoping that her friend could extricate herself from the failed relationship 

sooner. 

After ending the video call with Lillian, Rosalie went to lie down in bed. 

The light was still on. 

When she was with him, she could simply turn off the lights and go to bed. However, after the breakup, she found herself needing to turn on the lights again before she could fall asleep. 

In early August, even at night, the air remained sultry. 

“If it took less than a year for me to fall in love with him, how long will it take to forget him? But one day, I will be able to move on,” Rosalie said to herself silently before slowly closing her eyes. 

Her new job kept her incredibly busy and hectic. 

Despite the fact that her colleagues in the office were secretly gossiping about her these days, at least no one had approached her to inquire about her relationship status with Jonathan. 

Even Elodia didn’t bother her during that time, providing Rosalie with a welcomed sense of peace. 

When it was time to leave work, Lawrence handed her a document that required the client’s signature. However, since the client preferred not to visit the firm, they needed to send the copy to the client, have it signed, and then proceed with the usual procedure. 

Being his assistant, Rosalie was naturally responsible for tasks like those. 

“Okay. I’ll attend to this,” Rosalie answered. 

“It needs to be submitted tomorrow, so please ensure that the client signs it today,” Lawrence informed Rosalie, providing her with the contact information for the client. 

When Rosalie called the client, the person’s secretary answered and informed her that the client would be attending an event at The Vault Nightclub that night. Rosalie was instructed to go to the nightclub and search for the client to get the document signed. The secretary even provided Rosalie with the number of the banquet hall. 

The Vault Nightclub was a renowned establishment in Strico. 

When Rosalie arrived, she noticed a large gathering of men and women in the banquet hall, clearly in the midst of a lively 

party. Initially, she couldn’t identify her client amidst the crowd. 

She decided to call the secretary once more, and with their guidance, she eventually spotted the client near the pool table. 

The client was a wealthy scion with a notorious reputation. He was currently facing a lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend, who was seeking compensation due to his history of violence during their relationship. 

Lawrence had taken on the task of defending the heir in the case. 

Rosalie had familiarized herself with the case details, and it was apparent that the man had indeed been violent toward the woman. She felt a deep sense of disgust for such a person, but she also recognized that it was her job to handle the situation unless she decided to quit then and there. 

“Mr. Yaeger, could you please sign this document? We’ll need to submit it officially tomorrow,” Rosalie said to Kayden Yaeger, who was engrossed in a game of pool with a pretty woman in his arms. 

However, Kayden merely gave her a lazy glance and said, “Can’t you see I’m busy? Wait for a moment. I’ll sign it after I’m done playing pool with Joanna.” 

Upon hearing Kayden’s words, Joanna, who was in his arms, giggled, and their bodies pressed even closer together. 

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