Mr. Ford Is Jealous

Chapter 1388

There were numerous wealthy moguls inside the circle who kept women with minimal spending and never engaged in non–cost–effective ventures.

Xavier had no idea what Weston was proud of.

“Do you think you’re quite honored that she spends your money?”

Weston gave him a bland look and snapped. “Is Zeta willing to spend your money when you let her?”

With just that one sentence, he left Xavier speechless and even a little stifled.

Xavier’s face changed, and he was at a loss for words.

If he let Zeta spend his money, and if she was willing to do so, he’d be willing to spend all his fortune just to make her smile.

But Zeta was now ignoring him and deeply in love with her boyfriend.

He had gone to her too many times, and every time it had ended badly, sometimes to the point of being humiliated by her.

“How can a woman be so insensitive? She has loved me for so many years and chased me for so many years. It was only three short years, and now she says she has forgotten me…”

Weston glanced at him indifferently, not bothering to care about their crap.

But hearing Xavier’s words, he still sarcastically said, “Have you never put her to your heart? You broke off your engagement with her for Daisy. It’s only natural that she doesn’t want to see you now, and besides, isn’t that what you want? What’s all this nagging about?”

Xavier did not know what to say.

He could not comprehend himself as well. He was a very casual person. Even in his relationship with Daisy, he should have been aggrieved for a long time, but he did not have the intention to take revenge on her.

As a man, he should be magnanimous.

He should be able to let go and dare to get hurt if he dared to give. He could never be as persistent as Weston was.

But despite all that, he still couldn’t let go of Zeta.

He wondered if it was in the nature of men to be cheap. When she chased him, he cared little about her. Now that she’d turned away, he became aware of her positives and was increasingly interested in her.

Weston did not say anything. He sent Xavier out after reading a document. Before Xavier left, he reminded him. “The old man has noticed that you are not right lately. If you continue to spend like this, he may interfere in the matter between you two.”

Weston’s expression remained calm without much change. “He can’t.”

Ford Corporation was basically under his control now. Grandfather could at most advise him as an elder, and nothing else could be done.

Xavier sighed. “I know what you are thinking and wanting to do now. But I must

remind you, don’t lose yourself because of a woman.”

Weston curled the corner of his lip. “Like she is willing to let me lose myself because of her now, but the problem is that she’s not.”

Xavier said, “You are really hopeless.”

Finally, when Weston bid for the priceless necklace, The Heart of the Ocean, for Stella at a charity auction dinner, she could no longer sit still.

As Weston drove to deliver the necklace to her, he saw Stella waiting in front of the studio on the side of the road.

He got out of the car, opened the door, and walked up to her. “I am a little late today. Have you been waiting long? Because there’s a charity dinner…”

“I know.”

She interrupted him and said, “I also learned about all your feat today on the internet.”

He took out the necklace, attempting to put it on her, to which she quickly took a step back. “Don’t you think you’ve been acting a little crazy lately?” Content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

He sniffed and looked up at her. “What do you mean?”

“It’s all over the internet!”

She glanced at ridiculously posh and extravagant Heart of the Ocean studded with twenty–one diamonds. It should have been a collection in a museum, but Weston bid on it, saying it was to be given to the woman he loved.