Chapter 67 She's Married

Callie did not insist on it. Rich people are lofty. They might try street food once, but it did not mean they would try it again. Thus, she ate all by herself with relish. The chargrilled squid was fresh and juicy. Suddenly, Callie said, "Nelson, I feel a bit regretful." "For what?" "That memory causes so much harm to Violet while I schemed to get close to her and let her recall it. It is not right." Callie was caught in a dilemma. Her heart was seldom softened for customers in these years because bonus was everything to her. As long as she could get the project, nothing seemed to matter. But this time, something was different. After all, Violet spent 8 years on a scumbag while Callie's target was to get the copyright back to the man from Violet which allowed him to make money hand over fist. What the hell? The flavor of the seafood rushes into Nelson's nose who subconsciously raised his arm and wanted to knead his brow, but he lowered it halfway. He asked, "Do you know Violet's