1042 Something Wrong with Your Brain (2/2)

Lu Qiyuan looked at Wang Juhuai disdainfully. ”You're an ordinary person. What are you here for? You won't even be able to participate in the topics we are chatting about. Did you bring Xia Qingwei to be embarrassed with you?”

Lu Qiyuan told Xia Qingwei, ”If you want to participate in this sort of event, you can tell me, I can bring you along. Why do you need to follow him and embarrass yourself with him?”

To bring an ex-wife to this sort of event, what was he thinking?

Was there something wrong with his brain?

Xia Qingwei did not think that much about it. She merely felt that Lu Qiyuan's mental problems were becoming worse and worse.

But Wang Juhuai could understand the meaning in Lu Qiyuan's words, and his face darkened instantly.

Back then, when he had yet to divorce Xia Qingwei, he did not bring her to any important events at all, feeling that she would embarrass him.

Now that they had been divorced for over ten years, he was suddenly saying that. What did he treat Xia Qingwei as?

He had his own wife and did not want to bring her, but he wanted to bring Xia Qingwei instead?

Mayor He's voice rung out. ”Mr. Wang.”

Wang Juhuai and Xia Qingwei looked towards the direction of the sound. Even Lu Qiyuan looked over.

They saw Mayor He bringing his wife and walking over. From afar, Mayor He's face had a sincere and warm smile. Even Mayor He's wife was also smiling with a hint of admiration when looking at Wang Juhuai.

”Mr. Wang, welcome, welcome!” Mayor He walked over and shook hands with Wang Juhuai, seeming very close as he continuously shook his hand.

”Mayor He, Mrs. He,” Wang Juhuai said as he smiled lightly. ”Thank you for your invitation.”

”It's nothing, it's nothing,” Mayor He said happily. ”Mr. Wang being able to make it is our blessing. At the start, when we found out that Mr. Wang was coming to B City, I instantly invited you, but it was a pity that you had originally planned on going back to America after the New Year, for a long while causing me to feel that it was a pity.”