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Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce novel Chapter 760

Chapter 760: Chapter 760: Don’t Want Emotions to Be Swayed

Chloe Reed smiled faintly and typed on her phone, "What do you want to eat for dinner?"

Fiona Linton thought for a moment before saying, "Is there a night market around here? You know, the kind with massive crowds, endless street food, and a super lively atmosphere."

Chloe pondered for a second and nodded, then called Daniel Hayes over and gave him the address of the market.

Daniel smiled. "I’ve heard it’s pretty bustling over there, but I’ve never had the time to check it out myself."

"That works out perfectly, then," Fiona said. "Let’s all go together today." She then turned to Chloe with a confused look. "Wait a minute. Aren’t you a wealthy heiress? How do you even know about down-to-earth places like night markets?"

Chloe was momentarily speechless. She typed, "I’m still a normal person, and I live a normal life."

Fiona chuckled sheepishly. "Sorry about that. That was a stereotype on my part."

Chloe continued typing, "Back when I was in college, Walker Grant and I used to go all the time."

Fiona raised an eyebrow. "It seems you two had a really good relationship in the past."

"Mhm." Chloe nodded.

Before they got married, their relationship had always been wonderful, and Sunny Reed’s presence between them was practically nonexistent. Chloe rarely went home during her college years, and any conflicts with her family were just minor squabbles. Compared to everything that happened later, those arguments were nothing. Most of her sweet and happy memories were from her time at university.

They graduated, they got married, and not long after that, Julian Grant passed away. Then, everything changed...

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