"So Jared actually brought a woman to keep him company?" The men looked knowingly across the table. Their movements just now were quite suggestive, adjusting ties and belts.
"Compared to Jared, we seem to be rather restrained. Looks like we should call a few to keep us company too."
"Up to you," Jared appeared somewhat indifferent.
The partnership with these people had lasted two to three years, and they all knew he didn't like women, so they wouldn't call women during discussions. But this time, he brought a woman.
The men across the table instantly started to embrace women on both sides.
"Come, come, this watch is for you," a man teased the woman beside him. The woman saw the valuable watch and quickly accepted it, snuggling up to the man coquettishly. Melody Thorne turned her head and pinched Jared's waist, "When exactly are we leaving?"
She didn't like places like this. The smell of smoke, perfume, decadence—all kinds of unpleasant scents were mixed together.
