Fit For Your Love

Everett didn't have much work during this period, and he seemed to enjoy the rare relaxation.

But actually, he had done a lot of things.

And he thought what he had done could stop Olivia from being with Brayden.

He was waiting.

Waiting for an opportunity.

He was like a dormant leopard waiting for the right opportunity to kill its prey.

He didn't want to see Olivia stay by Brayden' side.

"Olivia is not the right woman for you, but Brayden and she was a perfect match."

Everett's eyes were getting darker and daker, and the darkness seemed to have covered all the light in his eyes.

He turned his eyes and looked into the distance without saying anything.

The party showed AK's employees something different from the surface.

So after the party, the employees looked at Olivia differently.

They were cautious about her, but also jealous of her.

They were cautious because Everett and Olivia, his ex-wife, had a subtle relationship, and Everett didn't love Melody that much as the media revealed. They were jealous because Olivia could have Brayden, such an outstanding man, loved her that much although she had married once.

However, Olivia did not pay attention to these curious eyes. She was still being herself and doing what she should do.

How time flew. It was getting closer to November 18th.

November 18th was a special day.

Everyone in the business and entertainment world had been looking forward to it for a long time.

And AK employees had been gossiping about the wedding.

They look at Olivia with excited eyes.

Three days later, Everett and Melody were having a wedding.

As his ex-wife, Olivia really didn't have any feelings at all?

"It's three days before Mr. Weston and Melody's wedding. But Olivia seems to be indifferent to it."

"It's true. She just does what she should do every day as if nothing will happen."

"She has a violinist husband who loves and dotes on her. Of course she will be indifferent to it."

"Well, we can't envy that."

In the tea room during the lunch break, the employees were gossiping.

Suddenly, someone asked, "Isn't designer Olivia's husband Mr. Weston's nephew? So Olivia is his niece-in-law? They have to attend their uncle's wedding, right?"

Others were stunned.

But soon, someone nodded. "I think so."

"I think so, too. Now that Olivia is Mr. Weston's niece-in-law, she must attend his wedding even though she's his ex-wife."

"I don't think so. Although Olivia and Mr. Weston have divorced a long time ago, it will still be embarrassing if she attends."

"Embarrassing? Didn't you attend the party at Alice winery last time? Olivia and her husband attended Mr. Weston's birthday party, too."

"Yes. That party was organized by Mr. Smith. It was a party for our employees to relax. And we were not told that we could bring our family, but Olivia came with her husband. It was obvious that they were going to celebrate Mr. Weston's birthday."

" but didn't you see what happened later that night? That's quite embarrassing."

"I remember that after Melody showed those photos, Olivia's husband took her away. Mr. Weston seemed to be angry too, and Melody was left behind."This belongs to NôvelDrama.Org: ©.

"Well, I feel that there's something wrong among them."

"Hehe, his ex-wife becomes his niece-in-law, isn't that weird?"

Olivia stood outside with a cup in her hand. "Excuse me, please."

They heard the calm voice and turned around and their expressions changed.

They hurried up and left.

Soon the tea room was quiet again.

Olivia went to the coffee machine, made a cup of coffee, and returned to the Design Department.

During this period of time, she rarely worked in the design room because after finishing manual work, she had some mental work.

But most of the work was done, and with Grace around, she was not as busy as before. Now she left work at 5:00 pm every day and went to work at 9:00 am.

She was in a better health condition.

Brayden went on a business trip for a few days at intervals. And they lived a happy life.

She had forgotten what happened at the party that night.

If she hadn't heard what they just said, she could really forgot.

Olivia sat down and took a sip of coffee.

Suddenly, an email arrived with a 'ding'.