Robin was one of the well–known figures in the circle. 

If Hale was the most adept at business among the second–generation wealthy, then Robin was the best at racing–professional racing, to be precise. 

He not only achieved excellent results in professional racing competitions but also became the most sought–after advertising model for car dealers. 

Robin and Hale could be considered distant cousins. Their grandfathers were brothers, but they weren’t particularly close. 

Cathy was taken aback when she saw Robin, a prominent second–generation wealthy, standing next to Ethel, who was relatively unknown and deemed useless. Her gaze naturally fell on Ethel, but she couldn’t see her expression as Ethel had her back turned to her. Robin’s face was only partially visible, his expression hidden. 

Only Fredrica’s face was fully visible, and she looked extremely excited. Cathy’s fingers were still silently pinching under her sleeve. She knew that although Robin was famous, he also had a serious “rich playboy” personality and didn’t bother with everyone. 

She made a point to greet him every time she saw him, but he never reciprocated with the same warmth. For others, he might not even spare a glance and wouldn’t waste his time talking to them. The fact that he was willing to stop and talk to Ethel meant that she held special significance to him. 

What was the relationship between Ethel and Robin? 

Cathy’s mind was filled with wild thoughts, and she couldn’t help but turn her head to look at Hale. She found that his gaze was also fixed on the three of them. However, his expression was inscrutable, and she had no idea what he was thinking. 

When she had encountered Ethel before and Ethel had offered her blessings, Hale’s expression had changed. Cathy couldn’t help but feel uneasy. 

However, she didn’t show anything on the surface and instead, came up with a thought while covering her mouth with a smile, “Look at me, getting startled over nothing. Fredrica is known for her social skills. Many big shots come and go from her live streaming room. I guess this time she’s looking for Robin to help her gain some popularity.” 

The implication was that Robin and Ethel had no relationship at all. Hale stopped not because of Ethel’s face, but rather out of consideration for Fredrica, Cathy said this both in words and in her mind. 

Regardless of the changes in Ethel’s appearance and temperament after the divorce, she couldn’t change the fact that she was the daughter of a shoemaker. A girl from a small and ordinary family could never reach the pinnacle of society or achieve anything significant. There was no need to be nervous about such an insignificant woman. 

With this in mind, she took the initiative to hook her arm around Hale’s and said, “Since we’ve run into Robin, let’s go over and say hello.” 

Hale barely made a sound in response. The two walked towards Robin together. Ethel saw their figures out of the corner of her eye, but she didn’t even acknowledge them. The conversation with Fredrica continued, with her taking the lead on the topics. 

At the same time, Hale’s gaze was fixated on them as well. But it was clear that he was experiencing being ignored again. This indifference didn’t show any deliberate traces; it was just like how one might ignore a stranger passing by. Hale’s fingers clenched silently, and his nails’sank into his palms. 

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He never knew that a person could change so drastically. Ethel’s transformation was like a magic trick, and the difference was Immeasurable. He still vividly remembered her standing with lowered head on the path he had to pass, and when she saw him, her eyes showed caution, hope, affection, and a hint of longling 

But how long had it been? 

They had only been divorced for about a month. 

And now she treated her former husband as if he was visible? 

If her previous coldness and sarcasm were wonfortable for him, then her current disregard felt like an Invisible sword stabbing into his chest. The pain spread silently from his heart. His face became even more gloomy. 

“Hale. Robin is calling you.” Cathy gently told him, and he sapped back to his senses, raising his expressionless face. 

Cathy was looking at him awkwardly. Although she had a smile on her face, she couldact conceal the embarrassment beneath her brows. Him being absent–minded in front of Robin was like a slap in her face. Despite it being her supposed happiest day. she tasted more bitterness and frustration, 

“Robin.” Hale spoke calmly, calling out his cousin’s naine. 

Robin had his hands in his pockets, looking at Hale with interest. “Hale, you’ve become quite murderous since the divorce. What’s going on?” He smiled in a nonchalant way, raising an eyebrow slightly. This expression appeared indifferent, but it carried an underlying meaning that made Cathy uncomfortable. 

What did he mean by “murdernas“? What did he mean by him being more murderous after the divorce? Was he implying: that Hale wasn’t happy because of his divorce from Ethel? 

“Hale is now in charge of a major creative company, and every decision he makes has a significant impact on the company. Being decisive and firm has become a part of his nature, which may seem serious at times,” Cathy explained in a soft tone, suppressing her displeasure. She leaned closer to Hale, silently hinting at their relationship. 

Seeing her actions, Robin smiled knowingly and nodded. Then, she asked, “By the way, what did Fredrica want from you? Did she want you, the great Buddhia, to visit her livestream room?” 

“No,” Robin shook his head. 

Cathy was about to change the topic, but he added, “I was the one who contacted them.” 

“You… contacted them?” Cathy’s heart skipped a beat as she looked at Robin in disbelief. Robin’s decision to reach out to Ethel and Fredrica was unexpected, given his previous attitude of superiority towards Hale. This… was simply unbelievable. 

Robin didn’t elaborate on this topic further and turned to look at Hale. “We recently organized a small scale competition for racing drivers, Hale, are you interested in participating?” 

“Not interested,” Hale replied with a faint gaze. His eyes land been injured before, and such high intensity activities were not 

suitable for him. 

“I want to go. Hale,” Cathy said, but she secretly felt relieved. Thankfully, Robin only contacted Fredrica and had no relationship with Ethel. 

She shook Hale’s arm and continued, “Why don’t you accompany me?” 

In her heart, she also wanted to use this opportunity to let people in their circle know that she and Hale had reconciled. 

“It’s indeed worth going,” Robin said with a playful look at Hale, “There might be some unexpected surprises in this 

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competition.” 

“What kind of unexpected surprises?” Cathy asked with great interest.