Housewife Gone Wild by Thanddeus Embereley novel Chapter 113

Chapter 113

When Jared and I walked in, Aiden and his four friends quickly stood up and greeted us. “Hi, Victoria, Jared.”

All the young guys blushed when they saw me, and their voices weren’t nearly as loud as before.

The girl with glasses sitting next to Aiden stared at me, looking completely stunned.

“Victoria, Jared, this is Sophia Langley, my girlfriend,” Aiden said, scratching the back of his head, his face turning red.

Teenagers in the throes of first love blushed at the drop of a hat.

Watching them, I couldn’t help but remember the night I first met Jared. It was during intermission backstage. Jared had walked in with a few people from the student union.

Back then, I thought he was just another college guy, but there was something different about him. He looked at me with a gentle smile, and in that moment, my cheeks burned and my heart skipped a beat.

But that rush of excitement from back then had long since been drowned in the still, lifeless waters of our marriage.

I smiled and made some polite small talk, while Jared also put on a gentle and courteous front.

Sophia looked pretty innocent and spoke in a soft voice, but I knew she wasn’t the girl Aiden would end up marrying. In my previous life, this part never happened. Maybe things would turn out differently this time.

“Victoria, Mom and Dad want me to come back home to work. What do you think?” Aiden asked, worry written all over his face. “Honestly, I don’t really see a future in that. I wish I could learn the ropes of business from Jared instead.”

Jared, sipping his coffee, gave a faint smile and said, “Yeah, if you’re interested, I’d be happy to show you the ropes.”

“No way,” I cut in, putting a stop to Aiden’s wishful thinking. “Right now, your top priority is finishing your studies. You’re just a sophomore. There’s still a long way to go.”

I didn’t want Aiden to get his hopes up, because by the time he graduated, we would already be divorced. If they made promises now, it would just turn into a joke in the future.

“Victoria, we might take the train back to Braylin this afternoon. We’ll visit Yvonne next time,” Aiden said.

I nodded. “No worries, just stay safe, and come hang out again next time.”

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