Chapter 562 The Wife Behaves Strangely Around Us

• Nicole and Norah had a lot of old grievances, after all. If they survived, wouldn't it be awkward? collectively?” Daniel noticed He had to be blunt since Gloria didn't get what he was saying. Gloria had been ignoring Nicole and thought about Norah when she suddenly turned to face her. "If Norah returns, you'll put the past behind you, won't you? Given Gloria's unwavering resolve to get Norah back, Nicole realized that being more discouraging would only make her angry. I won't worry with her as long as she doesn't start a quarrel with me. However, if she does, I won't give her a free pass. I'm going up to rest first since I'm exhausted. Nicole immediately headed upstairs after saying that.
• Gloria was surprised by Nicole's persistence. Daniel told Gloria when Nicole departed, "I know you can't stand to watch Norah suffer, but Nicole is our biological daughter. What would Nicole think if they were housed together? Gloria remained mute while glancing at Daniel. "Just give it some thought." Daniel then walked upstairs as well, leaving Gloria sitting on the couch by herself. In the living room, deep in contemplation. Martin called Joyce the next day. "Hi, this is Martin." "After all this time, you finally got in touch with me." "Should we get together?" Martin's voice lacked any warmth.
• Yes. At Blue Whale Restaurant, I'll see you then. Joyce ended the call. Martin cleaned up quickly and then drove to Blue Whale Restaurant. He chose a window seat and took it. down. "Sir, should I take your order right now?" Martin was asked by the waitress. "Give me a moment; I'm waiting for a friend." He wasn't even certain how to characterize their connection. right now. Joyce approached Martin's position gently while wearing high heels. When Martin saw Joyce's expression, he sat down instead of getting up. "It's been a while." Ultimately, he started out by saying hi. "Yes, a lot of time has passed." Joyce was far more put together today than when she was collaborating with Martin.