Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

The man… had a wife? And this woman was his mistress?

The sales assistant, who moments ago thought Sonny was a decent guy, now saw him as a two-timing scumbag.

He was a jerk!

He cheated on his wife!

And now, she looked at Kyson differently, too.

Her gaze shifted to Kyson with disdain.

This woman knew her boyfriend was married yet still chose to be a home wrecker.

What a pair!

They were such a waste of good looks.

In the brief moments Kyson spoke, the sales assistant had already concocted a dramatic backstory.

Sonny was shocked and speechless.

The atmosphere dropped to a freezing point, embarrassment chilling him to the bone.

He wished he could vanish into thin air.

Sonny glared at Kyson, whispering through gritted teeth, “What the heck are you talking about?”

Kyson raised an eyebrow, his eyes glinting mischievously.

Sonny picked on him most of the time, and he figured it was only fair to return the favor.

Feigning shyness, Kyson covered his face and continued in that sweet voice, “Hurry and pay up.

You said your wife went to her family.

That’s why you had the time to take me shopping, right? You promised to treat me.

Why do I have to pay now?”

With an innocent flutter of his lashes, he added, “Come on! If we stay any longer, you’ll embarrass me completely!”

Sonny was in a dilemma.

Kyson’s sweet, clear voice was so convincing, and his disguise was far better than Sonny’s.

Having no choice, Sonny reluctantly pulled out his wallet and turned to the shop assistant, forcing a smile.

“I’ll pay by card.

”

Before he forgot, Sonny leaned closer and added, “And don’t forget the invoice for 100 thousand dollars.From NôvelDrama.Org.

”

The shop assistant, maintaining her professional demeanor, replied, “I’m sorry, sir, but we’ll issue an invoice based on the actual amount you spend.

You’ll receive a paper invoice on the spot, and we can email an electronic invoice later if needed.

”

The service was impeccable.

Sonny’s plan to get an inflated reimbursement was foiled.

He had wanted to take the invoice to Nathan to ask for a hundred thousand dollars, yet now, he could only give up.

He reluctantly swiped his card for the actual amount, which totaled $88, 888.

90, his frown deepening with each passing second.