Chapter296
Brayan sat inside, looking like he was buried in work, completely unaware of what was happening online.
“Mr. LeBlanc…”
Jamie handed a document to Brayan.
“The photos online now are from a paparazzi photographer, he must have had his eye on Ms. Griffin for a while…”
While saying these words, Jamie was secretly observing Brayan’s
reaction.
Brayan didn’t react.
He had to make it clearer.
“Do you want to bury this thing?”
“Why?”
Brayan finally lifted his eyes.
Jamie felt a sharp gaze from Brayan’s needle–like eyes piercing through him.
“Jennifer and I are no longer together.”
Brayan’s voice was indifferent, one more degree colder, and it would be icy.
Jamie opened his mouth and took in some cold air.
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Bravan and Jennifer got divorced in Priusiland, but they didn’t get their divorce certificate authenticated by the consulate until they returned to their country.
In other words, that divorce certificate didn’t work at Nexford.
Seeing Jamie hesitating to speak, Brayan suddenly let out a cold laugh.
“Even if I wanted to intervene, it’s not my turn, isn’t Jasper there? Didn’t he run away with Jennifer?”
Jamie thought that Brayan’s words were not really a question to him, more like a kind of sarcasm.
“Mr. LeBlanc, now everyone on the internet knows that you have divorced Ms. Griffin.”
“Um…”
Brayan nodded, didn’t say much.
He knew that after Jennifer revealed the chaos of her relationships with men, and was labeled as having an affair within her marriage and having an extramarital affair, Davon took the opportunity to fan the flames behind the scenes, cutting ties with Jennifer in a high–profile way to gain popularity and positive reviews, and to stimulate a sharp rise in stock prices.
Hey Jamie, what’s on your mind? Brayan asked, noticing that Jamie was hesitating to speak.
“Anything else?”
“If Mr. LeBlanc needs it, I can make another trip to Priusiland to pick up that package.”
“Jamie…”
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