The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge (Anna and Justin) novel Chapter 1811

After a night of sinful indulgence, Bethany was woken up by one of the waitresses in the bathroom. She barely had time to clean her lower parts before she shamefully scuttled out of the backdoor of the club.

She emerged to find that it was bright outside. It was already noon the next day.

Needless to say, she would not dare return to Tideview Manor in such a state. With that, her only choice was to head to the luxurious suite in the Salvador Hotel that she used to occupy.

Upon arriving, she washed off all the sweat and other fluids on her body after sleeping with the man. The entire time, scenes of her passionate intercourse with the brazen man last night flashed across her mind.

Damn... He was very gifted down there and great in bed.

It was a shame she did not get his number. She would have loved to see him again!

After she was done cleaning up, she got changed into a new set of clothes the hotel staff brought for her. With that, the image of the noble and refined lady whose corrupted side was well hidden from the world had returned. After that, she had the driver take her back to Tideview Manor.

As soon as she stepped inside, she heard someone chatting and laughing in the living room.

“Do we have guests at home?” Bethany turned to the housekeeper and asked.

“Yes, Miss. Mayor Solloway is visiting with his wife and son. Chairman Salvador is entertaining them right now.”

Bethany was slightly taken aback to hear this. She was silently cussing out the bratty bootlicker Jason, who was so quick to make a move.

With that, she hurriedly smoothed her hair and put on her best docile and charming smile before trotting into the living room.

“Dad, looks like you have guests over.”

She acted as if she had stumbled into them and had accidentally cut off their conversation. “Oh, it’s Mayor Solloway and Mrs. Solloway! Even Jason is here. Good afternoon, everyone.”

Gregory vaguely caught a whiff of the scent of alcohol on Bethany and instinctively frowned in displeasure. Despite that, he kept up his appearances in front of the guests.