His Regret Deception And Betrayal novel Chapter 2

Chapter 2
I had been observing Jaxon for a few days. He went to work and came home as usual. At the end of the month, he handed over all the money on his card to me for safekeeping, just like he always did.

There was no difference from the past. Gradually, I began to feel relieved and blamed myself for overthinking.

I tucked that shopping receipt into my diary and jotted down my feelings at that moment.

Everything seemed to be back to normal.

At the end of the month, I received a birthday invitation from my college roommate, Cathy Williams.

Cathy was well-known in our dormitory during college for being a rich girl. Her family was in the mining business, and she would inherit the family business.

Her birthday celebration was bound to be grand. The venue was set at Gentlwin House.

I rummaged through my closet and found the best dress I had. After some hesitation, I went to the mall and bought a delicate necklace as a birthday gift.

Gentlwin House was extremely luxurious in its decoration. Crystal chandeliers, marble floors, every detail exuded the scent of money.

In the private room, Cathy was dressed in a high-end gown, radiant and shining like a proud princess.

Besides Cathy and me, the other roommates had also arrived.

Vivian, who was now the executive of a foreign company, was dressed in a business suit, looking efficient and neat.

Lucia, who had married a rich guy, was a full-time housewife. She wore a diamond ring as big as a pigeon's egg on her hand, which was dazzling.

Cici, who had started her business and opened a beauty salon, was doing very well. She was dressed in all brand-name clothes.

Compared with them, I, as a supervisor in the company with a meager salary, seemed a bit out of place.

"Hey, Elowen, you're finally here," Cathy greeted me warmly, pulling me to sit beside her. "Come on, sit down. We've been waiting for you."

We were all excited to see each other and started chatting enthusiastically.

After a few rounds of drinks, the conversation gradually shifted to our recent lives.

Vivian had been promoted and got a raise. Lucia was pregnant with her second child. Cici's beauty salon had opened a branch.

Everyone seemed to be living a bright and successful life. Only I was still the same, plain and uneventful.

"Elowen, how about you? How have you been recently?" Cathy asked me with concern.

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