Chapter summary of Chapter 1338 – No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine
In Chapter 1338, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor).
Inside the coffee shop, Eleanor was taking a sip of her coffee, her gaze fixed with interest on Diaz's face, her eyes filled with admiration. She didn't notice the tall figure striding through the entrance.
Not until a deep, magnetic male voice spoke from beside her. "Aren't you going to introduce me?"
Eleanor looked up in surprise to see the man who had suddenly appeared. "Weren't you on your way to the airport?" she asked.
"I was passing by and decided to grab a coffee," Ian explained nonchalantly.
Behind him, Gavin immediately understood and went to the counter to place an order.
Ian's gaze then shifted to Diaz, his eyes carrying a scrutinizing edge.
Eleanor sensed the oppressive aura emanating from Ian. She furrowed her brow and gestured toward the young man across from her. "This is Diaz Archer, the grandnephew of my father's dear friend, Dr. Andy Archer." Then, she introduced Ian to Diaz. "And this is Ian, CEO of Goodwin & Co."
Diaz recognized Ian. After Eleanor's introduction, he quickly stood up respectfully. "Mr. Goodwin, it's a pleasure to meet you."
Ian sized up the young, energetic, almost student-like man before him. He extended his hand and offered his own introduction. "I'm Eleanor's ex-husband."
A shy blush crept onto Diaz's face as he leaned forward to shake his hand. "Mr. Goodwin, it's very nice to meet you."
The handshake was brief. Ian's tone was flat. "Mr. Archer's grandnephew?" He looked at Eleanor. "You're hiring?"
"The new lab is short-staffed. I do need to hire a couple of assistants," Eleanor replied, looking up at him.
Ian's gaze fell back on Diaz. "It seems my ex-wife is quite impressed with you."
Diaz immediately felt an invisible pressure. He answered humbly, "Ellie is giving me an opportunity. I still have much to learn."
Eleanor saw Diaz's nervousness and tension. Their productive conversation had been interrupted, and a flicker of annoyance rose within her. She looked at Ian and asked, "Don't you have a flight to catch?"
The subtext was clear: *You can leave now.*
A flicker of surprise crossed Ian's handsome face. Was she kicking him out?
"Diaz and I still have some interview details to discuss," Eleanor stated.
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