Hannah snorted. "He settled so much trouble for you before. He probably couldn't sleep last night after knowing that you were Uncle Morgan's daughter."
Jessica shrugged. "What does it have to do with me?"
"By the way, Mona said she would treat us to lunch this afternoon," Hannah said.
Jessica smiled. "Cool."
Mona was seldom so generous. They had worked hard to help her get customers, but she had only given them a membership card.
It was already past eleven o'clock when they arrived at the restaurant. Jessica saw Lucas and his friends once she got out of her car.
Hannah followed Jessica's gaze and saw Lucas. She quickly looked at Jessica and asked, "It's Lucas. Should we go say hello?"
Jessica tilted her head and glanced at her. "Why would we?"
With that, Jessica directly turned around and walked into the restaurant before Lucas came over.
Hari, who was about to come over and say hello, was stunned when he saw Jessica turn around and walk in. "Come on! Will we bite them?"
As soon as he finished speaking, Lucas's face darkened.
When Hari saw this, he deliberately asked, "Lucas, after the divorce, you have nothing to do with each other. Jessica does keep her word."
Looking at the disappearing figure in the distance, Lucas became gloomy. "Can't you just be silent?"
"Don't be angry. Didn't you say that you wanted to divorce a long time ago?"
"Hari!"
Seeing his dark eyes, Hari felt a chill run down his spine. "Just take it as me speaking to myself."
There was a reason behind Mona's generosity today.
Her Club had a good business, and she had also known how it felt to be rich, or successful. So she wanted to open a branch.
She had already found the location, which was in an entertainment zone, a perfect location.
She bought a Spanish restaurant. And then she felt that it was too small, so she bought the shop downstairs too. By doing this, she wanted to turn the two floors into one.
But she wasn't allowed to do so.
Upon hearing this, Jessica finally understood. "So, you need my help?"
Mona smiled as she poured water. "That's the industry garden under Davison Group. So Terry can make the decision."
Jessica glanced at the teacup in front of her before laughing. "Why do you think that Terry can give me this favor?"
Mona chuckled. "Everyone knows that he likes you."
Jessica's face turned slightly. "Rumor."
Mona also knew that a meal was not enough to have Jessica help her. So she took out the contract she had prepared earlier. "I'll give you 5% shares."
Jessica glanced at him and smiled. "Since it's a collaboration, I'll invest a million, and let's make it 10%."
Mona was stunned for seconds and then agreed, "Deal!"
She paused and said, "There's no time to waste. I heard that Terry is having a dinner party here today. Why don't we wait at the door?"
Jessica didn't want this, but Mona and Hannah kept persuading her.
Jessica couldn't stand it. So they went to the hotel lobby to wait after the dinner.
This was the first time Jessica had done such a stupid thing.
Mona said something to the waitress. Soon after the three of them sat down for a while, the waitress served them a set of afternoon tea with cake.
Hannah was surprised. "The service here is pretty good."
Jessica glanced at Mona. "I'll only wait for fifteen minutes."
If she couldn't see Terry in the next fifteen minutes, she would leave.
Mona's expression instantly changed slightly. "Is it too short?"
Jessica looked at her and smiled. "Or should I leave now?"
Mona quickly reached out to hold her back. "Okay fifteen minutes is enough. Enough!"
Jessica was amused by her. She didn't know when Mona became addicted to earning money. During school time, Mona's dream was to marry a rich second generation.
Unexpectedly, she changed her mind in just a few years.
Jessica asked to kill the time, "What's wrong with you? Why do you suddenly want to earn money?"
Mona, who had just taken a sip of juice, immediately choked. Hannah opened her mouth and said, "Hey, it's not something surprising. It's all because of you. Seeing your suffering in the Thomas family over these past few years, she suddenly felt that she can't rely on a man."