When stiffened. Throwing up her hands, she said, “Fine I won’t say anything more. I finally understand what it’s like to be a stepmother–whatever you do, you’re never right. I get it now!”
Harrison frowned, looking somewhat helpless. “That’s not what I meant ”
“Then what do you mean? I’ve taken care of you diligently these past two years, and I haven’t mistreated your daughter. Now, just because I mention the trouble she has caused, it’s too much?” Wren questioned.
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After a few minutes Harrison could no longer tolerate it and barked, “Yes, it’s been hard taking care of me. but didn’t I provide you with enough before Harris Pharmaceuticals‘ bankruptcy? No matter how she is you have no right to criticize her!”
When sneered. “Then ask her to take care of you from now on! And stop making me do it!”
With that, she angrily turned and stormed out of the room<b>. </b>
As the door mmed shut, the room fell silent once again.
Hamson sighed and picked up his phone, dialing a number.
After leaving the hospital, N went straight to meet Vrie for a drink.
Vne’s eyes widened when she heard that N had divorced rk.
“Really?! He agreed to the divorce?!” Vrie asked, her voice tinged with disbelief.
N took the divorce certificate out of her bag and handed it to Vrie. “Do you believe me now?”
with Val e examined the certificate, confirming N’s im. She handed it back and clinked ss her. Here’s to celebrating your sessful divorce! Let’s not stop drinking until we’repletely wasted!” N drank her ss in one gulp and poured herself another full one.
“What’s wrong? Isn’t divorce supposed to be a good thing<b>? </b>You seem a bit down.” Vrie inquired. N took a sip of her drink and briefly recounted the argument she had had with her father.
After listening. Vrie fell silent for a moment before speaking. “I’ve heard about you sending rk’s father to jail too. From your dad’s perspective, he was just trying to protect you. None <b>of </b>you are at fault. The Sumners are.”
N smiled wryly, her eyes reddening. “I’m not ming him. I just feel sad. He’s endured so much, and <b>I </b>can’t make things right for <b>him</b><b>.</b>”
Vrie gently patted her back and said softly, “You’ve done well. If it were me, I don’t think I’d have your courage. But what your <b>dad </b>said is also true.”
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Wren stiffened. Throwing up her hands, she said, “Fine. I won’t say anything more. I finally understand what it’s like to be a stepmother–whatever you do, you’re never right. I get it now!”
Harrison frowned, looking somewhat helpless. “That’s not what I meant.”
“Then what do you mean? I’ve taken care of you diligently these past two years, and I haven’t mistreated your daughter. Now, just because I mention the trouble she has caused, It’s too <b>much</b>?” Wren questioned.
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After a few minutes, Harrison could no longer tolerate it and barked, “Yes, it’s been hard taking care of me, but didn’t I provide you with enough before Harris Pharmaceuticals‘ bankruptcy? No matter <b>how </b>she is, you have no right to criticize her!”
Wren sneered. “Then ask her to take care of you from now on! And stop making me do it!”
With that, she angrily turned and stormed out of the room.
As the door mmed shut, the room fell silent once again.
Harrison sighed and picked up his phone, dialing a number.
After leaving the hospital, N went straight to meet Vrie for a drink.
Vrie’s eyes widened when she heard that N had divorced rk.
“Really?! He agreed to the divorce?!” Vrie asked, her voice tinged with disbelief.
N took the divorce certificate out of her bag and handed it to Vrie. “Do you believe me now?”
Vrie examined the certificate, confirming N’s im. She handed it back and clinked sses with ner. “Here’s to celebrating your sessful divorce! Let’s not stop drinking until we’repletely waster
N drank her ss in one gulp and poured herself another full one.
“Wwrong? Isn’t divorce supposed to be a good thing? <b>You </b>seem a bit down,” Vrie inquired.
N took a sip of her drink and briefly recounted the argument she had had with her father.
After listening. Vrie fell silent for a moment before speaking. “I’ve heard about you sending rk’s father to jail too. From your dad’s perspective, he was just trying to protect you. None of you are at fault. The Sumners are.”
N smiled wryly, her eyes reddening. “I’m not ming him. I just feel sad. He’s endured so much, and I can’t make things right for him.”
Vrie gently patted her back and said softly, “You’ve done well. If it <b>were </b><b>me</b>, I don’t think I’d have your courage. But what your dad said is also true.”
Given N’s current situation, seeking justice was extremely difficult. It was unfair to her and the Jaystons, but what could be done about it? The world was full of injustices.
To receive fair treatment, one must strive to be stronger.
Noticing N’s silence, Vrie encouraged her, “Apologize to your dad tomorrow and discuss how to resolve this issue. If you stubbornly pursue Cyrus, the Summers might retaliate against you.
“And for you and your dad <b>right </b>now, getting him treated <b>and </b>focusing on living well is the most Important thing.” Vrie advised.
N closed her eyes, feeling a sense of helplessness. Everyone said she shouldn’t have gone after Cyrus- had she really made a mistake?
But all she wanted was justice…
After a while, she spoke. “Vrie, I understand. I’ll go apologize to my dad tomorrow.”
She didn’t think she had done anything wrong, but she didn’t want to cause her father any more worry, especially with his deteriorating health.
“That’s the right attitude. Cheers! Here’s to shedding the bad rtionship and starting anew!” Vrie cheered.
They drank heavily, and by the end of the night, they ended up sleeping in the private room.
When N woke up the next morning, it was already past 8:00 a.m. As soon as she checked her phone, she saw a dozen missed calls from Wren. rmed, she quickly called back.