Always Been Yours

Chapter 854 Slander Party

Since only the people in the know were privy to what had happened, the people here thought Tessa was not at fault. Although Gregory did not understand much of what had happened, he was certain of one thing: His mommy changed mentor because Hathaway didn’t want her anymore. “Mommy, don’t be sad. We’ll become much better from now on and make those people that don’t want Mommy to regret it.”

The way Gregory comforted Tessa like an adult would was just too cute in Tessa’s eyes. He had succeeded in cheering her up and livening up the atmosphere, as the others around were amused with him.

In comparison with the cheerful atmosphere Tessa and the others were in, Hathaway’s one was gloomy. Even so, she pulled herself together and welcomed the group members to the meal.

During the dinner, Cindy watched from afar in jealousy as Tessa was getting along with those tycoons. “People that have wealth going for them really are different. How capable of her to become such a big shot after leaving us for only a few days,” she sneered with her eyes observing Hathaway’s expression.

didn’t want to talk about Tessa, as doing so would sadden her once more. However, Cindy misunderstood and thought that Hathaway shared her dislike for Tessa, so

is a shameless person for her to be alright even after

to find a strong backer so quickly and shamelessly,

do you guys think that Tessa had

obvious? Otherwise, why would Sofia accept such

grew vicious with each

over how she, who was not in any way inferior to Tessa, could only manage to become concertmaster after working hard. She was jealous of the fact that not only Tessa was first accepted as Hathaway’s mentee, but she was also now a mentee of one of the most

it. “Haven’t you all said enough? If you’re jealous of someone, then you should directly say it to them and not be so shamelessly talking

good character. That is why she is favored by all these people. Don’t you know that talent is everything now? She’s unlike some who only knows how to look at others bitterly without ever