Chapter 36

　　Richie was taken aback. This was the first time Joanna interrupted him. When he recovered, she had already gone downstairs.

Richie picked up his jacket and was about to chase her. The waiter hurriedly stopped him, \"Sir, please pay the order first.\"

He frowned, reached out and flipped through the wallet, and found that there was no cash in it, so he had to follow the waiter to the front desk.

Joanna left in a hurry. She didn\'t want to be entangled with Richie any more. This twisted marriage had exhausted her body and mind. Divorce was the best choice.

Because she was thinking about things, she had been absent-minded as she walked, and naturally didn\'t notice the sight in front of her and bumped into someone.

She rubbed her head and raised her head until she saw who she bumped into, \"Sorry, I—\"

The latter words were cut off with surprise. She swallowed back her words, she would never have thought that she would meet him in a p