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The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance novel Chapter 2174

The young shop assistant was visibly thrilled, using the word "gorgeous" three times in a row.

It was obvious she had never seen such a stunningly handsome man in her life.

Juniper Croft's eyes immediately lit up.

Forgetting all about Stella and Leonard, she hurried into the flower shop and pushed open the door to the break room.

"Joshua, I've invited you over so many times, and you finally came!"

Inside the room, a strikingly handsome young man sat on the sofa, flipping through a floral catalog to read about the different blooms.

At the sound of Juniper's voice, he looked up with a faint smile. "I was running some errands nearby and remembered you had a flower shop around here, so I decided to drop by."

He closed the catalog in his hands and asked, "Did you go to that cat cafe you mentioned last time?"

Juniper smiled. "Yeah, the cats there are adorable. I go there every day to play with them.

It's not far from here. Do you want to go check it out with me?"

Speaking of this, she seemed to remember something.

"I almost forgot! The owner of the cafe happens to be here right now.

Come on, I'll introduce you."

The two of them walked out of the room.

When Joshua's figure came into view, Stella froze on the spot.

Even though she had thought of Joshua when Juniper called out his name earlier, she simply hadn't connected the two.

The world was so incredibly big; how could there possibly be such a coincidence?

Juniper laughed brightly. "Ms. Cameron, this is my friend Joshua. You can just call him by his first name.

Joshua, this is the beauty I mentioned to you... What do you think? Gorgeous, right?"

Joshua glanced at Stella, then at Leonard beside her, and raised a meaningful eyebrow.

"What a coincidence."

Leonard's tone was flat. "It certainly is quite the coincidence to run into you here, Mr. Gardner."

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