Perfect Mysterious Husband novel Chapter 245

For a moment, Kimberly thought that her eyes were deceiving her.

The pink earrings that Maddox bought were on Sylvia's ears.

"Miss, what would you like to have?" She heard the waiter's voice and finally came back to her senses. She awkwardly pursed her lips and replied, "Just give me a cup of coffee."

"Okay." After the waiter left, Sylvia looked at Kimberly with a sweet smile and held her hand intimately, "Thank you, you are the best. You obviously don't like desserts, but you are always willing to accompany me to these kinds of places. We are best friends for life."

Kimberly couldn't stop staring at Sylvia's ears.

The earrings were pink and cute as they shone under the light. Kimberly actually fancied the earrings a lot, but in the end...

She couldn't help asking, "Your earrings..."

Sylvia came to her senses when she heard that. She reached out to touch the earrings and the corners of her mouth curled upwards, "Aren't they pretty?"

Kimberly didn't know how to reply. She could only nod her head.

She then forced a smile, and she was the only person who knew the bitterness of the smile.

Kimberly watched as Sylvia continued playing with her earrings after receiving the compliment, "I think so too."

Kimberly's heart was extremely bitter. She clasped her hands together tightly underneath the table, digging her nails into her flesh. Then she loosened her grip, looked at the earrings and asked, "Did you... buy them on your own?"

Sylvia was stunned for a moment, then she shook her head, "Of course not, someone gave them to me!"

Sylvia said it and blushed furiously.

Kimberly certainly knew what she meant. It meant that Sylvia was in a relationship.

Kimberly thought to herself that Maddox couldn't have given Sylvia the earrings, right? What's more, Sylvia was not that kind of person, was she? She knew that they were married. She wouldn't have been so shameless and accepted Maddox's gift, would she?

Kimberly finally breathed a sigh of relief as she reasoned with herself. Then, she finally loosened the grip on her hand.

"Congratulations." Kimberly wished her sincerely. It must have been a coincidence, she told herself.

Sylvia's expression froze when Kimberly congratulated her. She blinked her eyes and suddenly lifted her head towards Kimberly.

Kimberly felt a little strange under Sylvia's watchful gaze. She couldn't help asking, "What's wrong?"

Sylvia exclaimed and shook her head, indicating that she was fine. Right on cue, the waiter brought over her dessert. She picked up the spoon and scooped a generous serving into her mouth. "Oh my, this is delicious!"

At the same time, Kimberly's coffee arrived. She took a sip. It tasted as bitter as her heart felt.

Although she tried to reason with herself, she was still very worried. Those earrings...was it all really just a coincidence?

As they parted ways, Sylvia suddenly grabbed Kimberly's hand and said in a low voice, "There is something I want to tell you, but... I don't know how to start."

When Kimberly heard that, she felt her eyebrows twitch, and her voice began to tremble.

"What... what's up?"

Sylvia stared at her for a while, her expression not as gentle as before. Now, she looked sad. She looked like she had done something wrong. Kimberly's heart skipped a beat.

"Forget it, I'd better not say it." Sylvia sighed and lowered her stare. She decided that it was best she kept some secrets to herself.

Kimberly replied, "Just tell me. There is nothing that we cannot tell each other."

Sylvia shook her head, "It's not the right time. I'll tell you when the time comes. Whatever the case is, you must remember that we are best friends. You must... believe me!"

Sylvia held Kimberly's arm tightly and looked at her seriously.