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Chapter 355 A Poor Young Girl

Katherine was not even looking at Frances.

Before, she had been eagerly yearning to see Frances trapped herself in distress, which she thought was merely a matter of time.

But now, she didn't feel joy nor any sorrow to see Frances falling into such dilemma.

She was still leading her life as usual, and what happened on Frances did not change her days even a single bit.

After all, she had a store to look after now, and thus had no time to waste on dealing with Frances.

Sitting for a while, Frances chose to wait no more and left the store.

Margaret went to clean up the table, and then turned back to Katherine, "She hasn't taken a single drip of the coffee."

Katherine smiled, "I knew it."

Frances was a woman sensitive about her dignity and reputation, and would never accept anything from her so easily.

For Katherine, that would be better, since it meant that she would never come to her place anymore.

Leaving the store, Frances had no where else to go.

The Masons had rented an apartment for Frances. Although they didn't say so in a straightforward manner, they were meant to let her move out in case she got the whole family in trouble.

Distressed by the online public opinion, she had spent these days all alone in the apartment, 

She had phoned many people, but no one seemed to answer her call, as if those who used to admire her had disappeared after the thing happened.

Standing by the road for a while, she hailed a taxi, and headed to the address of the Hendersons' Company.

She was pondering over what to do next along her way there.

The Grants had officially announced the divorce between her and Khalid to the public, and, in passing, explained that Khalid had nothing to do with the lady in the hospital.

Although Frances scoffed at the explanation, sadly, there was nothing she could do.

The taxi drove along to the front door of the Hendersons' Company. Getting out of the car, Frances didn't head into the company directly. Instead, she entered a restaurant opposite the company.

She took her seat by the window, where she could clearly see what was going on around the company.

Then, she gave Clara a call. 

a clear voice, "Hello, aunt Frances. Is

Are you occupied

now? I'm sorry, but I'm a

a company." Said Frances, in a delighted tone, "Besides, we haven't seen each other for a few days,

But I'm just being too busy these days. Something goes wrong with our supply chain, and I've been working overtime for the past few days. To be honest,

irreproachable

sigh, Frances felt there was no room for her to give any response, and thus she agreed, "I understand, Clara. You can just work on your own business, and we shall take a

phone, sitting there and waiting inside the

waited until mid-day, and those employees began constantly stepping out of

the other, she

that those employees were all gone, and still

was still in the company working on her business.'

other side, a hung a wooden sign of 'noon break' on the door of Katherine's dessert house, and the two ladies were going to take some rest. At

haste, "Sorry,

fixed on the man and continued,

"And now, even you

me wrong. I just

no idea what to eat at lunchtime.

him slowly, "Your mom has been here this morning. She wanted to contact you, and

she? It's pretty

not doing well with your mom, and both I and she have consensus on that.

a meaningful smiling

 Frances in such a dilemma. She

 Marshall a cup of coffee and several kinds of

come up here from his company. He gave a few nominal bites at the desserts,

then asked, "I heard that you have been invited to the Walters'

rude if I rejected

Just be careful when you chat with them, and respond

"You don't have to

members of the Grants, she had

 was here merely for lunch, and he soon left after

"Seriously? A couple of coffee and a small piece of cake? Is that why

 sneered, "He's insane,

afternoon, Katherine let Margaret get off work earlier than

herself

got in the car and found

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