Trapped In Lace

Lea realized that her words were too impolite, so she apologized and asked casually, "By the way, when is your wedding?"

"Next Saturday." Anna lowered her head and took out two invitation cards from her bag. She handed the cards to each of them and said, "We haven't seen each other for a long time. I want to catch up with you both, so I hope you can attend my wedding party."

Lea took the invitation card and said, "Thanks for the invitation. We'll be there if we are free."

"You two can take your husbands with you. I want my wedding to be as lively as possible." Anna then looked across the road and waved goodbye to them. "I have to go now. I'll expect you at my wedding."

Rachel and Lea watched Anna get in her car and drive away. Lea laughed in embarrassment while opening the invitation card in her hands. She found out that the guest's name on it was blank.

Obviously, they were not included in Anna's initial guest list. Perhaps she was only obliged to invite them because she saw them accidentally.

Lea shrugged her shoulders. "I was too impolite in front of Anna just now, so I was too embarrassed to refuse her. I think we should really go."

Rachel shook her head helplessly. "How much are you going to give her? Let's just tell the driver to send our red envelopes on our behalf."

"That's also a good idea." Rachel's words made Lea realized why Anna invited them.

tissue and wiped the man's suit. "I'm so sorry. I didn't mean it. Please take your suit off so I can have it dry-cleaned and return to you."

"It's okay. There's no need." The man pushed her aside coldly.

Kailey bit her lower lip and secretly pinched her thigh hard in the dim light. When she felt the pain, tears welled up in her eyes. She looked pitiful now. "But I stained your suit. I will feel guilty if you don't let me clean it for you."

Unfortunately, the man didn't seem to buy it. He frowned slightly, took off his suit jacket, and casually put it on the sofa. "It's just a coat. You don't really have to do this."

Kailey didn't expect that her charm wouldn't work on this man. She thought for a while. When something came to her mind, she suddenly shouted, "My boyfriend broke up with me because I stained his suit. And now you're telling me that it's just nothing? Then why did he break up with me?"

Her voice was loud enough for other customers to hear even if the bar was too noisy.

Therefore, those who were drinking and chatting turned their heads and looked at them. They exchanged glances as if they were expecting to see a good show.

Embarrassment was written all over the man's face. He reached out and pulled Kailey's arm to let her sit down. He then pulled some pieces of tissue and handed them to her. "Don't cry. Calm down first, then let's talk about it."