Chapter 98
Tina didn’t see that coming either, so she was getting a headache over it. “Alright, Cynthia, You don’t have to worry.”
“How can I not?” Cynthia stomped her foot in agitation, “As soon as she presses charges against me, I will have
a blemish in my record, How will people in the upper class society percelve me if that is the case?”
Nobody would accept someone who had a criminal record as their wife. If she couldn’t marry into a rich family to
help Stone Incorporated, her father would hate her and bring his illegitimate daughter back home.
The more Cynthia thought about it, the more she feared. She gripped onto her phone tightly. “Tina, you have to save me. I only did all of this for you.”
Tina bit her lip in dismay. What does she mean she did it for me? I only Implied to her that she should help me deal
with Sonia, but I didn’t mean it for her to do it like that. Despite what Tina thought, she couldn’t say that out loud.
Instead, she forced a smile. “I know. I’ll get you out of this mess.”
“Great! That’s great to hear!” Cynthia wept in joy before asking, “By the way, Tina, didn’t you say you would beg for
President Fuller’s mercy? As long as he’s willing to help, Sonia won’t be able to do anything.”
“I know, but he turned me down last time. This time…”
“Tina, please talk to him about it again. He will agree to it since he loves you so much.” Cynthia couldn’t bear
being rejected, so she cut Tina off.
A dismal look fleeted across Tina’s gaze before she replied hesitantly, “But…”
“Tina, you said you would save me.” Cynthia cut her short again.
Even though Tina was getting impatient, she sounded as if she were about to go all out. “Alright, I’ll try again.”
“Thank you, Tina.” Cynthia heaved a sigh of relief.
After hanging up, Tina left her room to drive to Fuller Group.
“President Fuller, Miss Gray is here.” Tom knocked on the door before entering the office.
was going through some documents then. Upon hearing that,
“Okay,” Tom answered.
faint smell of cigarettes, she frowned. “Toby, were
“I
you smoke? I hate the smell of
las ex
had asked you in the letter if you minded that I smoked, to which you replied that you didn’t mind. You
this
it show. She excused herself with a smile. “That was a long
was comatose for six years, so I could no longer
that, Toby ceased his doubts, thinking
she noticed his gaze reverting to its previous calmness. Thank goodness. / nearly outed myself. Instead of burning the letters so soon, I should have read through
mistakes.
collect herself quickly. “By the way, you should quit smoking.
good for your health.”
Toby nodded in
latched herself onto his
best? Toby lowered his gaze when he recalled what Sonia told
the silent treatment for six years. Am I still a good
arm. “Tina, I want to know the reason
six years ago instead of
wouldn’t have treated Sonia that way. It’s just
I was already with Tina.
possibly not marrying him crossed his
a moment when she heard his query. “I’m sorry, Toby. I didn’t mean
get into a relationship when I was that young. I was afraid that my roommates would accidentally blow my
on Toby’s sleeve.
he saw how pitiable Tina was. After rubbing a finger in between his
Forget it. It’s all
you’re not angry at me anymore?” Lifting her head, Tina stared
pulled his lips into
there was a conniving look in her eyes when she made sure he couldn’t
lied to Sonia had nothing to do with her parents, for they were hoping
so just so she
her brother just so she could drop the bomb on
thought, Tina loathed the driver who ran her over.
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