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Divorce Reboot: Finding My Perfect Man

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Chapter 486

Vivian sabotaged her from behind, while she had already found her next target. In this endless cycle, she could

never escape the trap Vivian had set for her.

When Sarah saw that Melvin was also making progress without any interference, she realized Vivian was

targeting only her.

She gave up looking for targets and sat quietly on the sofa.

Sarah walked to the table, about to pick up a glass of wine when a voice suddenly appeared, "Don't drink that

glass, it's been contaminated by the cork."

She leaned in to smell it - indeed, there was a strong musty odor.

She looked at the person who had been speaking, an elderly man in worn pants. "How could you tell?"

"I smelled it."

She moved her hand to the glass next to it, and the svoice spoke again, "Don't drink that one either. The

sulfur dioxide concentration is too high. These cunning merchants add preservatives excessively to the wine, not

understanding what's actually good for health."

"What about this one?" Sarah pointed to another glass.

The elderly man looked, even picking his nose casually, "This wine smells quite good. Drink it."

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Sarah took a careful sip, only for the man to deliver his final blow.

"It smelled fine, didn't it? But telldid you notice a faint nutty flavor?"

Sarah frowned. "Yes."

"Exactly. That means this wine has been oxidized too early. You shouldn't drink it either."

"What?" Sarah choked slightly.

"It's just oxidized. Might taste a little stale, maybe even a bit bitter," he said with a shrug.

She barely managed to swallow, resisting the urge to spit it out.

Setting the glass down, she feigned composure. "It's a little sour, not really my taste. Like eating an underripe

orange-half yellow, half green, all acidity."

The old man's eyes lit up.

"Remarkable," he murmured. "That's exactly how | would describe it."

Sarah finally took a good look at the man before her - no, the elderly gentleman.

He wasn't well-dressed, wearing just casual clothes with several patches on his pants.

At first glance, she had thought he was a homeless who had somehow wandered into the venue.

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As the elderly gentleman spoke with Sarah, he gestured to a server.

The waiter approached with a polite smile, holding a wine bottle. He poured about

a third of a glass and, still smiling, started to leave.

The elderly gentleman stopped him. "Has the wine been decanted?" He had clearly seen the server open a new

bottle directly.

The waiter's eyes widened, speechless.

Sarah understood - here was another

person who had judged by om

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"| apologize for my oversight."

Sarah spoke firmly, "Be more careful

in the future. Use your head - how,

could someone dnd tasting not

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"I'm sorry." The server bowed deeply at ninety degrees, his eyes red and on the verge of tears.