Chapter 25


    Chapter 25


    After leaving Lauren’s room, Mrs. Bet called her sister Lydia Betty.


    After hearing what her sister said, Lydia was speechless and said. “How could you say this to Lauren?


    It only makes Lauren


    dislike you and Sally more.”


    “So what should I do now?” Mrs. Bet was anxious and she still remembered that when she was in


    the hospital, Sally tightly


    held Sandy’s hand even if she was in aa.


    Sally liked Sandy since she was a child, and it had been more than ten years. Everyone thought that


    Sandy and Sally would get


    married one day, but now Lauren appeared.


    At yesterday’s banquet. Sally looked at Lauren seriously, which made her and Sally start to get worried.


    That was clearly a sign of


    a man’s interest in a woman.


    If it weren’t for Sandy’s obvious behavior and Sally’s fainting, Mrs. Bet wouldn’t have gone to


    Lauren and asked her not to


    get involved.


    “Tiffany,” Lydia interrupted Mrs. Bet and said, “I have something to ask you.”


    Hearing her sister’s serious tone, Mrs. Bet became a little nervous and then asked Ly, “What


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    happened?”


    “You must be honest with me,” Lydia’s voice sounded not friendly, “Half a month ago, did you have


    lunch with my husband?”


    “Yes,” Mrs. Bet nodded. She met him by chance and had lunch together.


    “Why didn’t you keep distance from him? Don’t you know he is your sister’s husband?”


    “What are you talking about? That’s nonsense!” Mrs. Bet was anxious and also angry. She even


    wanted to face Lydia in person right now, “How can you think of me like that? I’m your sister!” Mrs.


    Bet’s chest rose and fell with her eyes turning red.


    Since you know this,” Lydia sneered, “You should now know how your daughter Lauren feel when you


    said those things to her.


    Lauren didn’t do anything yet but you started to me her.”


    Mrs. Bet was immersed in thinking and she immediately understood what her sister meant.


    Mrs. Bet said, “I… I didn’t mean to hurt her.”


    “Of course you didn’t mean to do that,” Lydia kept saying. “You care so much about Sally that you even


    ignored Lauren’s feelings Your heart was full of Sally and there was not even a tiny ce for Lauren.


    You went to see Lauren and criticized her without any evidence. Lauren must be very disappointed in


    you now!”


    There was silence for a long time before Mrs. Bet said, “I…I just forgot.” She forgot to think about


    Lauren as her mother. Lydia sighed, “Don’t be sad. It was not your fault anyway. Lauren had been lost


    for 18 years and now you might not ustomed


    get along with her when she is back.”


    “No, it is my fault.” Mrs. Bet said, “But I just hope that Lauren could not hate Sally. After all Lauren


    was supposed to enjoy h


    life in the Bet family.”