Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 261

Ian turned his head to see a drunk Gerber.

He remembered this face. The last time he was at Silverstone Enterprises, this guy gave Nathan a tongue-lashing.

Now Gerber, supported by a friend, was still cursing Nathan nonstop.

"I just don't get it. What's he got to do with Penny that he actually got her help and stole my spot? He'll get his comeuppance sooner or later. I've got other options without Silverstone Enterprises. I'll make him pay!"

"I have a feeling there's something fishy about those two!"

Nathan stole his spot?

Ian recalled bumping into Nathan and Penny at Silverstone Enterprises in the morning and sneered.

Helping her husband get a promotion, she had a lot on her plate. But that's none of his business.

Ian just gave Gerber a cold glance and walked into the bar.

Gerber could only come to such a high-end bar tonight thanks to a friend's influence. He had never been here before.

The place was full of rich folks, and many people from Greenfield's social circle liked to hang out there.

Tonight, a welcome party was being held for Carlene Shepard.

Carlene had a good and modest reputation, so many women at her age liked her, including Mia Haskins.

So when Mia saw Carlene, her eyes lit up.

"Carlene, you're finally back! We're going to have another super beauty around!"

Escorted by Dana Shepard, Carlene was seated in the middle of a group of female friends.

Everyone in the room was watching Carlene and showing great enthusiasm towards her.

After all, she was the only girlfriend Ian had ever publicly acknowledged.

Maybe before this month ends, she'll already be Mrs. Raymond.

People might find it hard to get close to Ian, but Carlene would be much more approachable.

Ian had studied abroad for three years with experiences on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley. It wasn't easy to make a name for oneself in these places, but he did it. Among the younger generation, he was definitely top-notch.

So, as soon as he returned to the country, he took over complete control of the Raymond Corporation.