I didn't expect Abbie to be so rude and brazen.
However, she stopped halfway. The coffee spilled on the table, not on me. Based on where it landed, it didn't seem like she tried to pour it on me.
Her face was distorted with anger.
I took a tissue and wiped away the coffee on the table. Then, I motioned for the waiter to bring me another cup of latte.
"Ms. Evans, are you finally giving up on your act? You are such a good actor. It's a pity that you won't continue to act," I said with a smile.
"Haylie, look at yourself. How are you worthy of Corey? You're just a stupid divorcee. Don't you feel inferior?" Abbie asked with hatred.
Her true colours had finally been revealed. My judgement had been correct all along.
"No, I don't feel inferior. Do you know why? Because I didn't intend to s
