Anything For Her

Chapter 273 Who Is He “Ms. Sophie, will you be attending tomorrow night’s annual party?” They knew Sophie had a busy schedule, so they had been afraid to tell her about it since they had no idea if she would be attending it. “Tomorrow night?” “Yeah, tomorrow night. Everyone had been busy and working hard for the whole year. We’ll be performing a little at the annual party tomorrow. You don’t have to come if you’re tied up. I’ll make sure the event goes smoothly.” “I see!” I’m aware of tomorrow’s annual party, but will everyone be able to enjoy themselves with me there? “You have to come, Ms. Sophie. To be honest, we’re all hoping you would,” Wendy said after gathering her courage. They knew Sophie only seemed cold on the outside, but she was actually a really nice person.

Nonetheless, sometimes they still need to gather their courage to talk to her. “All right, send me the address, and I’ll go tomorrow night.” I should attend since it’s a company event. “Really?” Wendy’s heart leaped with joy. Sophie’s lips curved into a smile after seeing their excitement. Her smile stayed on her lips until she got into Tristan’s car. “You seem very happy being with them.” Wilma is pretty good at what she does. The team she leads is also united. “In truth, even if they’re all already in their twenties, they’re still very innocent. Their happiness is so simple.” Personally, I like a simple life. Tristan made a U-turn and said, “You’re making it seem as though your life has a lot of complications.” Isn’t she the youngest? Why does she overthink so much? “Well, it’s not overly complicated but not excessively simple either.” “All you have to do is stay happy and lead a simple life when you’re by my side. Leave the rest to me.” “Thank you.” I know he means what he says.

on the couch the minute they entered the living room. It was Caleb’s first meeting with Tristan. This man gives out a pressuring aura. Despite seeing Caleb and Willow sitting there, Sophie didn’t introduce Tristan to either of them. She led Tristan up the stairs, straight to Josiah’s room. “Who is the guy with Sophie? He doesn’t look like an average person.” Some people carry themselves like nobility. That’s how that man carries himself. Jealousy gripped Willow at the mention of Tristan. “Tristan Lombard.” Willow didn’t want to elaborate further since it would only serve as a reminder of her failure and Sophie’s success. Naturally, she didn’t want to talk much about it. “Who is he exactly?” Despite spending most of his time at a research institute overseas, Caleb had still heard of the infamous

Jipsdale. Would Sophie slander Father for the Tanner family’s assets? It’s meager compared to Tristan’s wealth. “Yeah, Sophie is really lucky. She can hook up with a man everywhere she goes. She’s a born vixen, that girl.” Willow had never considered herself lesser than Sophie. However, everyone around her was starting to treat her worse and Sophie better. That difference in treatment was fueling her resentment toward Sophie. Caleb didn’t know how to comfort her. Willow has always been the good and obedient one. Yet Grandpa’s favorite has always been Sophie. That’s an undeniable fact. I noticed Mother’s attitude toward Willow has also changed. She isn’t as close to Willow anymore. “Caleb, are you listening to me? Are you on Sophie’s side too?” Irritation filled Willow at Caleb’s attitude. “Willow, Soph is your sister no matter what. You shouldn’t talk about her that way.”

about it? Do you have a problem with that?” Josiah was still mad about Willow and Caleb leaving the house without informing him earlier. Caleb brushed his nose with his finger, knowing he was in the wrong. “We didn’t mean anything by it, Grandpa. We hadn’t seen Dad in a while and just wanted to visit him. Don’t overthink things. We’re a family. Why can’t we discuss our problems nicely?” Josiah snorted and didn’t answer Caleb’s question. “Let’s go. Aren’t we going out for dinner?” Sophie drew closer to Josiah at his question. “Do you need me to go with you, Old Mr. Tanner?” The weather outside doesn’t seem great. Nevertheless, I think it’s great that he’s going out for some fresh air to improve his mood. “That’s fine. You must have been tired of taking care of me every day for the past few days. Have a good rest tonight.” Josiah considered Morgan as a family member or close friend of his. “I don’t feel tired taking care of you, Old Mr. Tanner.” I’m all alone now in this world. I would probably be living a lonely life if it wasn’t for Old Mr. Tanner’s sentimentality. I’ll remember his