Always Been Yours

Chapter 484

Timothy told them about the news he had just heard, then added anxiously, “By the way, where’s your phone? I called you many times, but it never got through.”

“My phone is in my bag.”

Tessa took out her phone while she spoke, only to find that it was turned off because there was no battery.

She looked sheepishly at her brother.

However, Nicholas frowned and asked, “Who did you hear this from?”

Timothy froze, then responded, “I met a few clients last time, and we’re all in a group

chat.”

Nicholas nodded in reply.

Once again, Timothy asked out of concern, “Tessa, you really weren’t bullied, were you?”

“No. Nicholas came in time, so nothing happened.”

Her heart felt warm as she received the concern and care from her brother, then she roughly recounted the matter.

Timothy was furious with Kathleen’s behavior when she was done with her story, so he reminded her. “You have to stay away from this kind of person in the future.”

nodded, comforted her brother, smoothed his ruffled

next day, after Tessa had breakfast with Gregory the next day, she asked Nicholas to bring her to Silverscape

organizing their belongings and preparing for the next training in the

Tessa coming over, her eyes were so resentful

completely ignored her and went around

everyone was rehearsing on stage, Hathaway walked over to

don’t take it to heart. I’ve already taught Kathleen a lesson and warned

night,

apologetic about the fact that she and Nicholas just stood idly

good wake-up call. Her journey started off too well and smooth-sailing, which resulted in

agreement at Hathaway’s assessment of

them, their conversation was overheard by Kathleen,

in her eyes seemed to contain fatal poison, and

and left backstage, making up her mind to teach Tessa

her, she knew a few friends

took out her phone and contacted one

unaware

evening, she went to the parking lot nearby to wait for Nicholas to come

a few minutes when a black car

for a cab? Why

car window rolled down, and a man with blonde hair stuck his head out,