Chapter 28
Nowadays, students were capable of anything. Girls bing mistresses of the rich had be
Hearing this, Scarlet shook her head immediately and said, "No, it''s not what you think. Mr. Foster
appreciated Mr. Smith''s work very much, so he wanted Mr. Smith to design clothes for him."
"That makes sense. Mr. Foster appears to be very cold and unapproachable. What''s more, a rich man
like him can get any woman he wants without striking a deal with them."
"Speaking of Mr. Foster, have you guys heard thetest gossip? He is in love with a beautiful but sick
"Tell us, Scarlet! Is Mr. Foster handsome? Is he more handsome in person than on TV?"
Scarlet''s female colleagues were so excited that they began to discuss Lenny.
Gnashing her teeth together, Evie got even angrier. She was determined to find a way to get rid of
Scarlet.
One of them had to leave the studio, either her or Scarlet.
In the evening, Scarlet went home to her rental apartment and rolled around in bed happily. The money
she just got was a life-saving straw. Because of it, she could live afortable life for the rest of the
year.
If she saved more money, she should be able to hold on until her baby arrived.
But she still needed to work hard. Raising a child would cost a lot of money.
And she wanted to give her child nothing but the best.
While she was thinking about her and her baby''s happy future, her phone rang. It was a call from one
of the servants at Lenny''s vi.
The servant tidied up Scarlet''s old room and found a pocket watch with a photo of Scarlet''s mother and
grandfather. In the photo, Scarlet''s mother was holding young Scarlet in her arms.
Scarlet had always kept that pocket watch close to her. She thought that she had brought it with her
when she moved out. As it turned out, she left it in the vi.
"When are you free, Miss Brown? Can youe and get your pocket watch? I would love to deliver it
to you myself, but I can''t leave the vi without asking for permission."
Scarlet understood what the servant was talking about. They stayed in the vi twenty-four hours a day
and seven days a week unless they asked for a leave.
"When is Lenny not at home? I''lle and get the pocket watch then."
"Mr. Foster is not at home tomorrow night. I think he has a business meeting."
Scarlet made an appointment and nned to get her pocket watch at eight o''clock tomorrow night.
The next night, she came to the vi.
The servant rushed out to give her the pocket watch. She looked at Scarlet with tearful eyes.
"Why are you crying?"
"We miss you, Miss Brown."
There were also other servantsing out. Scarlet was familiar with all of them as she lived in the vi
for a year.
She didn''t want to cry, but she didn''t expect that all of the servants woulde out and greet her. She
swallowed the lump in her throat.
She had treated them with kindness and sincerity, so they also returned the same to her.
"All right, all right. Focus on your work here, okay? Lenny''s living in the vi now. Avoid making
mistakes, and be useful."
In the past, when she was living alone in the vi, she was very casual and didn''t impose so many
rules on the household staff.
"Are you really noting back, Miss Brown? Mr. Foster''s new girlfriend isn''t good at all. She can''t
"Yes, Miss Brown. Can''t you get back with Mr. Foster? He will be the luckiest man in the world if he has
you by his side."
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Scarlet clutched the watch tightly, looked at her former staff with reluctance, and then turned around
and left.
She didn''t dare to look back, fearing that she would burst into tears.
She kept walking until the vi waspletely out of her sight. Then, she wiped away the tears from
the corners of her eyes.
No cabs passed through the road where she was now, and she would have to walk for at least fifteen
more minutes to reach the bus station.
At this moment, lightning sliced through the night sky and thunder shortly followed, startling Scarlet and
making her tremble.
It looked like it was going to rain.
Scarlet had always hated dark, stormy nights. When she was younger, Kyra punished her by making
her kneel in the yard under the rain. Lightning shed and thunder roared all around her, and that event
left her terribly traumatized.
She quickened her pace, but soon, rain started pouring. She was drenched in a matter of minutes.
Not long after, the cold began to seep through her clothes and into her bones.