Surviving Divorce Her Miraculous Second Chance - Season 1 Episode 79

I picked up the phone, and she was still in her domineering manner, “I have something to tell you, come out, let’s meet!”

“Why didn’t you say it when we were at home just now!” I asked, neither humble nor arrogant.

“This is between us, it’s not appropriate for family to hear, Midnight Bar!” Before I could respond, she hung up the phone.

I held the phone, pondering, not knowing what Lelia was up to. I was curious to hear what she was reluctant to say.

Thinking of this, I rolled out of bed, checked the time, and realized it was almost noon. The bar wasn’t open for business yet at this time.

I thought for a moment, and to be safe, I changed into a pair of jeans, a T- shirt, and a pair of white casual flat shoes.

I called Eleanor from the car, just in case, but unfortunately, Eleanor had gone to Saltdol City, so I had to give up.

I held the phone for a long time, dialed Raymon’s number, but then thought better of it. Lelia had already found out that I had met with Raymon privately. It was better not to complicate things further.

I quickly hung up the phone, the car had already arrived at the Dark Night Bar.

To be honest, it was my first time in such a place. As soon as I entered, the dim lighting inside made me very uncomfortable. The bar was underground, the stairs leading down were narrow, yet the space inside was quite large.

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Upon reaching the bar hall on the negative first floor, I stood at the entrance for a long time, adjusting to the environment before I could clearly see the situation inside. At this time, it was not yet the official business hours, and there were no customers.

Under the goose–yellow light inside the bar, a young man who looked like a bartender was busy working. I walked over to him and asked, “Sir, I’m here to find someone. Has this place started operating yet?”

He glanced at me, pointed across, and I turned to look. It turned out that in the direction he pointed, there was a wide corridor with many rooms on both sides.

I wanted to ask which room was occupied, but that person simply ignored me, seemingly not wanting to be disturbed. I had no choice but to give up, turning around and walking through the hall inward.

It seemed that Lelia often frequented such places, otherwise she wouldn’t have invited me here.

There were many doors in the corridor, and to my surprise, it was like a maze here. At the end of each corridor, there would be another one.

Unease was growing in the pit of my stomach. Just as I was about to turn around and leave, a door in the left corridor suddenly opened. And out came Lelia.

“Ha! I didn’t expect my sister–in–law to arrive so quickly!” She laughed wickedly, a stark contrast to her usual sour face.

However, her laugh at that moment actually gave me the creeps, I would rather feel comfortable with her acting like an enemy.

I gave her a cold glance. Ever since I witnessed her debauchery beneath Oswald, the sight of her made me feel sick.

She reached out to me, seemingly trying to grab hold of me. I sidestepped, avoiding her grasp on my dirty hand, “Just say it!”

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Then, I kicked the door open and glanced into the room she had just walked out of. It was completely empty. I strode in and sat directly on the sofa, looking at Lelia and saying, “Say whatever you want to say!”

Lelia was behind me, swaying her waist as she walked in, looking dusty and nauseating. Suddenly, I understood why Oswald liked her. No wonder Oswald said my wood. His words only made sense to me when I saw Lelia in this state, and I finally realized.

She walked up to me and plopped down on the sofa. The expression on her face was simply bizarre, a mix of excitement, joy, and a bit of wicked charm.

There was an opened bottle of red wine on the coffee table. She reached out to grab it, pouring wine as she spoke to me, “Sister–in–law, I knew you would come as soon as I thought of you. I’m sure you’ve never been here before, right? Guess what, do you think my brother has been here?”