The Ex-Husband's Apology (by Sebastian Grey) novel Chapter 204

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“I’m not apologizing. What can you do to me? Call the police and arrest me? A fake emerald necklace made by copying and imitating. that’s garbage. Only you treat it as a treasure. Garbage matches with garbage, they are all garbage, perfect match!”

The words that came out of Devan’s mouth were in stark contrast to his elegant demeanor.

Before Jennifer could speak, Miranda next to her let out a disdainful chuckle.

“Mr. Harding was right, this is just garbage. If you can only come up with this kind of garbage, then you shouldn’t even bother going to Treasure Jewelry Fashion Week. If you do go, it’s just going to dirty our eyes.”

Jennifer had heard a little about Miranda’s personality.

Miranda was a proud and arrogant person. Even top brands couldn’t meet her standards, and she would belittle them as worthless.

“Ms. Finley, I was the champion of the first Starlight Jewelry Design Competition organized by Treasure Jewelry Fashion Week. I don’t think you can disqualify me.”

Jennifer faced Miranda with a confident attitude.

This time Miranda finally took a good look at Jennifer.

She smiled, her fiery/red lips both charming and feminine, yet somehow intimidating.

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“Since you already know who I am, then you should know better… I don’t care if you’re a champion from a famous family, if I say it’s canceled for you, then it’s canceled.”

Miranda wasn’t kidding.

She thought Jennifer would at least have some sense of urgency on her face after hearing it.

However, Jennifer handled it with case and smiled.

“Then you missed out on a world–class designer.”

Miranda’s eyes lit up.

Beside, Devan pushed his gold–rimmed glasses and looked at Jennifer with a playful expression.

In his mind, this wasn’t Jennifer’s way of speaking.

Jennifer watched a lot of Miranda’s interviews. Miranda likes designers who are confident in their design talent, so Jennifer deliberately said that to impress Miranda.

Miranda smiled, this time the smile was not as contemptuous as before.

In her impression, Trousia’s culture was about being humble.

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