Summary of Chapter 1286 – A pivotal chapter in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine
The chapter Chapter 1286 is one of the most intense moments in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor), written by Harper Laine. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
The car glided smoothly toward the banquet hall. The last of the sunset stretched long across the city. Eleanor had no desire to reminisce about the past. Their relationship would be built on the new foundation of their collaboration.
Ian didn't try to stir up any other topics. He understood her; she didn't want to relive their old days with him. The realization sent a hard-to-describe tightness through his chest, but it vanished as quickly as it came.
Soon, the car arrived at the hotel. An attendant stepped forward and opened the door. Ian got out first.
A manager saw him and immediately hurried over. "Mr. Goodwin, you've arrived."
Ian nodded and waited for Eleanor to exit the car.
Once she was out, they walked side-by-side up the red carpet and into the brightly lit banquet hall.
Their appearance immediately drew glances from all around.
The man was distinguished and composed, the woman elegant and intelligent. They seemed to be keeping their distance, but most people present knew they were once married.
By then, the hall was half full. A few board members were the first to greet Ian, and they showed great enthusiasm for Eleanor as well. "Dr. Sutton, a pleasure to meet you."
Eleanor calmly shook hands with the board members, her demeanor poised and respectful. Her conversation showcased her refinement.
"Dr. Sutton, I read your recent paper on neurodegenerative diseases. It was truly enlightening," a middle-aged board member praised.
Seeing his interest in her research and his specific mention of her academic work, Eleanor smiled and struck up a conversation with him.
This was precisely her purpose for being here tonight; she hoped to gain the support of The Guild of Commerce for her academic research.
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