The Spare Wife (Abigail Quinn and Sean Graham) novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135 Aggressive Rival

After Abigail’s assistant hung up the phone, she shook her head and muttered to herself, “Abigail is still single. What on earth was that?”

She then glanced at Anthony, who was chatting with Abigail in the office. A smile played on her lips. Although Abigail has great on-screen chemistry with Mr. Graham, I’m a die-hard romantic. Mr. Graham buying a bag for Joan has become a sore point for me.

In the end, she decided to root for Anthony and Abigail.

When she heard that Anthony was Abigail’s senior, her imagination quickly painted a picture of a heart-wrenching campus drama about unrequited love.

The phone rang again, and she picked it up, realizing it was the same number as before. She pressed the answer button rather impatiently.

“Mrs. Graham!” Kevin’s anxious voice sounded through the phone.

“Who are you? Abigail is single. There’s no such person,” she replied assertively.

Suddenly, Sean snatched Kevin’s phone away. “Where’s Abigail?”

The assistant was momentarily puzzled. This voice sounds familiar. Instantly, she became cautious. “What business do you have with her? She’s working. For orders, please contact Miss Smith.”

After saying that, she couldn’t help but wonder if this was one of Joan’s admirers.

“Does she work without bringing her phone with her?” asked Sean coldly.

The assistant, feeling a bit unhappy, maintained her professional demeanor. “Yes, she’s meeting someone important right now. She can’t answer the phone.”

“Who exactly is that?” he asked instinctively.

“I’m

sorry,

but I can’t disclose that information to you, sir. If you have any other needs, please feel free to come to the studio,” she replied with a mischievous smile.

With that, she hung up the phone right away. Abigail is just a designer. There’s no reason for someone to be looking for her as a client. He was probably trying to stir up some trouble.

Kevin’s eyes widened as he heard the assistant’s words, feeling shocked.

Sean returned the phone to Kevin, his brows furrowed, and a dark expression flashed across his

eyes.

“It’s definitely Anthony.”

“Your rival… is quite aggressive,” Kevin murmured in a low voice.

“I need to leave now.” Sean stood up abruptly.

Kevin hastily said, “I’ll work on the breach of contract. We haven’t submitted the procedure yet.”

Anthony deliberately talked to Abigail about the history of the Western Roman Empire’s downfall

in great detail, giving her plenty of inspiration.

When Sean and Kevin arrived, it was nearly lunchtime.

Abigail smiled as she and Anthony walked out of her office.

When she turned around, she saw Sean and Kevin sitting in the reception area outside her office.

Meanwhile, her assistant stood to the side, looking down and remaining silent.