Chapter 1061 Melissa''s Deep Bias For Sheryl


    Despite their noticeable age gap, Melissa decided to make friends with Le. She often tried to talk to


    Le, but thetter frequently talked about Charles with her for some reason.


    Sometimes, Le talked about Sheryl, but what she said about Sheryl was all lies. Since she kept bad-


    mouthing Sheryl, Melissa had a negative impression of her. She believed that Sheryl was a deceitful


    woman, and this image was deeply rooted in Melissa''s mind.


    "Aunt Melissa, do you have any rtives?" Le probed.


    "Me?" Melissa smiled reluctantly. "I have no rtives but a son. He doesn''t know that I''m still alive.


    Maybe he won''t even recognize me if I stand in front of him."


    She just smiled bitterly at the mention of her son.


    "So…what are you going to do after you get out of the prison?" Le asked. Her question was met with


    silence. "If you have nowhere to live, you can live in my house. I have a small apartment and it''s very


    tidy. There is no one else in my family, so you can live there if you''d like," Le offered.


    "You see, I still have to stay here for at least three years." When Melissa still said nothing, she finally


    added, "I don''t know when I wille back to my house. You can live there to keep an eye on the


    house for me."


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    "I''m afraid I can''t ept that. It''s inappropriate," Melissa frowned. "You know almost nothing about me.


    How can you be reassured enough to let me live in your house?"


    "Of course I am reassured," Le smiled. "I have no rtives. I''m lucky to have met you here. I even


    thought you were my mother. You can live in my house if you have no other ce to live, so please


    don''t take it as a burden because it''s just a simple help from me."


    "Will it bother you too much?" Melissa asked with concern.


    Le just smiled and shook her head.


    "No, no. It won''t bother me at all." A moment of silence passed between them. "Aunt Melissa, I just


    hope you cane back often to visit me after you leave here," Le said after a while. "Nobody ever


    came to visit me since I came here. I really don''t know how to spend the next three years after you


    leave." Her eyes looked pleadingly at Melissa, who hadn''t fully decided yet.


    "I wish I can leave with you so I wouldn''t be so alone," Le continued.


    "Maybe...some miracle will happen," Melissa consoled her with a smile.


    However, Le just shook again and gave a sullen smile. "I never believe miracles."


    Melissa almost felt sorry for her, but Le assured her it was nothing. "I''ll tell you where my house key


    is and the address, then you can live there before you can find a more suitable house," Le continued.


    "Okay, thank you," Melissa beamed. She didn''t notice the devious smile that formed on Le''s lips.


    Le was inwardly pleased as she schemed to get closer to Melissa.


    Maybe…she could really leave this ce in advance.


    The sunlight had just started to crack through the clouds, but Sheryl was already up. Today was


    George and S''s wedding.


    She put on afortable outfit and got ready to supervise the preparation of the event.


    "Do you need me to go with you?" Charles asked.


    "No, I''m good. You stay home with Shirley and rk," Sheryl said. "rk''s hair is too long now, so


    please take him to have a haircut.".


    "Okay," Charles nodded. "Take care of yourself."


    "I will," Sheryl smiled. After breakfast, she drove to the hotel for the wedding. She thought that she


    would be the first to arrive, but Joanne had gotten there earlier. She had already begun the


    preparations when Sheryl arrived.


    "Why did youe so early?" Sheryl asked. On her way, she had bought some breakfast for her


    colleagues who didn''t have time to eat, and offered some to Joanne.


    Joanne gratefully took the bag of food and said, "This is my first time to work on such a big event, so I


    feel nervous. I''m afraid to make any mistakes; I want it to be perfect.


    I didn''t go homest night and stayed here for a whole night."


    "Wow, you work so hard," Sherylmended. "You really did a good job, considering that this is your


    first time."


    "Oh, really? I didn''t think about that too much," Joanne beamed. "You trusted me and I just didn''t want


    to let you down." Sheryl smiled and appreciated Joanne''s responsibility and work ethic.


    "Okay. You can have breakfast now," Sheryl softly said. She smiled as she saw herself in Joanne when


    she had just started in this field. Just like thetter, she was also willing to exert all her energy to make


    everything perfect.


    The wedding space was divided into indoor and outdoor parts. The staff had begun decorating the


    outdoor part this morning. Sheryl found the indoor decoration was done and went inside to check it.


    To her surprise, I was also there, supervising the workers who were neatly arranging the tables and


    chairs. Sheryl was baffled.


    "I, why did youe so early?" she asked. Sheryl wondered howe all of them came so early


    today.


    "I couldn''t fall asleep sincest night," I said with a smirk. She stepped closer to Sheryl. "Look at my


    dark eye bags!"


    In turn, Sheryl scanned her appearance and saw her exhausted state. "What''s wrong with you? This is


    not your first time to hold a wedding. Why did you get so nervous?" she asked I with great concern.


    "You''re right. It''s not my first time to hold a wedding. But, don''t forget that this is a special wedding.


    George didn''t invite too many guests, but everyone of them is a big shot."


    I cleared her throat and continued, "Moreover, they specifically told us to stop Holley from causing


    trouble at any cost. Don''t you know your sister''s nature? She is really hard to deal with."


    Now, Sheryl couldn''t help butugh at what I just said.


    "Why are youughing?" I asked in confusion. "If Holleyes here, she will try her best to mess


    this wedding up. To be honest, I think George and his family are really weird. If they don''t want her to


    cause trouble, why did they invite her to attend? It''s really hard to stop her when she knows about the


    truth."


    In return, Sheryl refrained fromughing at I''s rant. "So…you stayed up for one night because of


    this?" she asked instead.


    "One night?" I cast Sheryl a tired nce. "It''s more than one night. Actually, I always couldn''t fall


    asleep ever since you agreed to prepare this event. I even had dreams where Holley destroyed the


    wedding. It was horrible!"