Shirley said, "Mr. Yates doesn't seem like that kind of person to me, though."
Dianne looked nonchalant.
"The more he doesn't seem like it, the higher the probability he's one. He doesn't seem like a reliable person to me."
Dianne became more straightforward in her speech after drinking several glasses of wine. It was Layla who realized that something was amiss.
"Dianne, was the scumbag you mentioned earlier actually Mr. Yates himself?" Layla asked.
When Layla gave it some thought, she thought that it did sound like Dianne was accusing Lucas of being a scumbag.
However, Dianne didn't admit it.
She simply took another sip of wine and said, "Let's stop chatting and start eating. The food's cold already."
Although she didn't answer the question, Layla had a hunch that the scumbag Dianne mentioned was none other than Lucas. After all, she and Dianne had been friends for several decades now.
After enjoying the meal, Chelsey felt bored, so she went out for a walk. Timothy a
