The President’s Mistake A Tale of Love and Regret

The atmosphere in the restaurant shifted awkwardly as the TV continued broadcasting the news, prominently featuring Nathaniel's tall and handsome figure.

Beside him, the female star Grace was dressed in a high-slit white mermaid gown that accentuated her long legs and stunning physique.

She held a glass of red wine and was almost pressed up against Nathaniel, their proximity capturing the attention of everyone watching.

The TV screen was directly in Freya's line of sight, making it impossible for her to avoid the uncomfortable scene.

Mandy, feeling a surge of frustration on Freya's behalf, attempted to intervene, but Freya quickly grabbed her arm and held it at the edge of the table, signaling her to stay calm.

Sawyer, seated opposite Freya, focused intently on her face, seemingly trying to gauge her reaction.

Meanwhile, Mason, being a child, remained blissfully unaware of the tension and continued to enjoy his scallops and crab with enthusiasm.

The table closest to Freya grew louder as the conversation about the news segment intensified. The patrons, clearly intrigued by the celebrity gossip, spoke in louder tones.

"Wow, Grace is so beautiful. Look at that figure!" one girl exclaimed, her voice filled with admiration.

"Mr. Nathaniel's physique is impressive too. He has broad shoulders and a narrow waist. He seems like such a charismatic man..." another chimed in.

"Let's just eat. Even if he is charming, it doesn't really concern us. His wife isn't here to keep him in check, so why should we worry?" a third girl said, trying to downplay the situation.

"It's actually quite unfortunate for Mr. Nathaniel to be married to Freya. We used to wonder what Freya had that could attract someone like him," someone added, her tone laced with disdain.

"Mr. Nathaniel's taste in women seems to align with public standards. A beautiful, well-shaped star like Grace is more fitting for him..." another girl concluded.

Freya hoped that the conversation would soon shift away from her family, but the discussion about her personal life continued unabated.

Despite her efforts to maintain a calm exterior, the sight of her husband publicly associating with another woman was deeply unsettling.

Sawyer, sensing her distress, reached over and lightly tapped Mason on the head, smiling as he said, "How's it going? Are you full? If you are, how about I take you somewhere else to have some fun?" he asked with a friendly smile.

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Mandy couldn't help but laugh, saying, "Mr. Sawyer, maybe you should give the kid a break and stop teasing him."

Taking advantage of the moment to

lighten the mood, Sawyer turned to Freya with a playful grin. "Am I really that inappropriate? Ms. Freya, do

you think I'm being improper?" on?

asked, his tone designed to ease the tension.

Freya recognized that they were trying to ease the tension and help her feel less embarrassed. Seeing that Mason had nearly finished his meal, she took his hand and stood up.

"I'm paying for this meal, and none of you should argue with me. I'm already very grateful for your company," Freya said firmly.

"No, no, I insist!" Mandy chattered as she tried to take the bill from Freya. Sawyer, not wanting to compete with them, smiled and said to Mason in a low voice, “Mason, why don't you wait for me in the car? I have a few things to take care of."

Mason obeyed and went outside. Mandy and Freya paid for the meal and then joined Mason in the car, waiting for Sawyer. They assumed he had gone to the restroom.

As Sawyer passed by the table of well-dressed girls, he deliberately bumped his helmet against the edge of their table, causing them to stop and look.

The girls, clearly high-maintenance and somewhat brash, had been gossiping loudly. The one who had criticized Freya the most had her hair dyed a granny gray with a few streaks of light blue.

She had been about to hurl more insults but froze when she saw Sawyer's handsome face.

The girls gasped, surprised that someone as distinguished as Sawyer, the second young master of the Lloyd family, would be in such an ordinary restaurant.

They hadn't expected this and were taken aback.

Sawyer's presence, combined with his motorcycle helmet in hand, was incredibly captivating to the girls. It was a surefire way to attract attention and generate interest among those of their age.

The sight of him standing there, exuding confidence and charm, contrasted sharply with the mundane surroundings, further amplifying his allure.noveldrama

The girls' chatter died down as they stared at Sawyer, their previous conversation forgotten in the of his unexpected appearance.

Sawyer's charm and the pro ake

associated with his family created a buzz that overshadowed the earlier discussion about Nathaniel and Grace.