Chapter 1353

“I’m at the Shining International Plaza now. You can come over right away,” Glenda said.

Debbie, however, simply said, “Oh, I’m sorry, Mrs. Elliot. I’m quite busy at the moment. Maybe another

time.”

Glenda was so angry that her hands started quivering and her knuckles went pale.

Before Glenda could respond, Debbie hung up on her. Unconvinced, Glenda continued to call her, but

Debbie didn’t bother to answer.

She looked at the many missed calls on her phone screen. ‘Who does she think she is?

Why should I waste my time on her?’ Debbie thought to herself.

At Hilton Group

The moment Carlos arrived in Alorith, he went straight to his office.

Frankie stood before the desk, giving his report. After that, he put an envelope on the table and said,

“Carlos, the letter is from Ivan. I didn’t open it.”

Carlos cast a sideways glance at it and said coldly, “Open it.”

“Yes, Carlos.” Frankie opened the envelope swiftly.

He was stunned for a moment, and then looked up at Carlos.

A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y

“Carlos, it’s a wedding invitation.” He unfolded it slowly.

“A wedding invitation?’ Carlos, who was working on his laptop, was taken aback by Frankie’s words.

“Give it to me,” he ordered.

Frankie already read the names on the invitation, and his eyes widened in surprise.

“It’s Ivan and-” His voice trailed off. ‘Never mind. Let

Carlos handle it, ” he thought.

Carlos frowned upon seeing the names. ‘Ivan and Kasie are tying the knot at the end of next month?

They’re inviting Debbie and me to their wedding ceremony?’

Carlos held the invitation in his hand deep in thought.

He rubbed his brow when something suddenly occurred to him.

“Check

Debbie and Ivan’s marriage certificate. Now!” he ordered.

Even though Debbie had shown Carlos her marriage certificate before, something didn’t seem to add

up. With his heart in his throat, Frankie immediately made the phone call.

Five minutes Later when he got the information, he approached his boss and said in a shaky voice,

“Carlos, a member of staff from the Civil