My Sweetheart

“Will Lincoln hurt Sue?”

“He doesn’t have that nerve.”

“Do you know something about their relationship?” Kathy asked curiously.

She didn’t want to bring back Sue’s terrible memory, so Kathy never inquired about the thing with Sue.

However, since Joseph and Lincoln were bosom friends, Joseph must know their story.

“Sue is Lincoln’s childhood sweetheart, but Lincoln’s families would accept Sue.”

“The Fletcher Family?”

Kathy knew little about Lincoln, but she already guessed that Lincoln may be a man with status.

…

When Sue left City N, Kathy came to see her off. Joseph did not drop a visit to Sue, because he had a meeting to attend. He just sent Kathy to meet Sue.

Sue led a wandering life, and she never settled down for years. She had already been accustomed to this kind of life, as she traveled a lot at home and abroad in the past years.

“Where’s Johnson?” Johnson did not show up, so Kathy asked.

“He’ll come over later. I’m afraid he is on a date.” Sue forced a smile.

“There are plenty of women around him.” Kathy frowned.

“It is weird that he doesn’t seem to have any much gossip recently.”

It was the boarding time. Sue slacked her paces and kept looking back.

However, the man she wished to see didn’t appear.

Sue’s disappointment was in Kathy’s eyes. She could do nothing but gave a hug to Sue, “Have a safe journey.”

Kathy planned to go back to Joseph Bay after she left the airport. But the case of Boston University was about to be on trial, she was supposed to confirm the record with policemen today.

She needed to testify in court three days later.

When Kathy left the police station, Peter was outside. He was arrested.

Confronting Kathy, Peter’s hatred welled up from the corner of his eyes.

His gaze stunned Kathy for a long time before she could collect herself.

Just now, Kathy learnt the details of the investigation. Herbert gave Peter away. She confessed that Peter was one of the conspirators who plotted against Kathy years before.

Though Kathy already guessed it out, she could not accept it.

that time, she just broke up with Peter. Why did

remained silent for a long time. Though she had found out everything, she did

are you going home now?”

to her senses and said, “Go to AN Road Community.”

with her mother. Yet, Angela was

saw Kathy, she still talked in a peaceful

thought of Kathy’s persistence on study, Angela couldn’t help worrying about

since you are so eager to continue your study, I won’t disagree to it any more. As for the baby, you must put it on

easy expression. She prevaricated her mother’s nagging with her usual

through Kathy, though Kathy had a cooperative attitude, “You

wouldn’t have a baby even 50 years later, if she didn’t want to.

it’s better to let it be.” Kathy

you must tell me and I will take you to hospital to have

Kathy: …

with Angela. Angela droned on and on about the baby thing, which put Kathy in a dilemma.

she did give birth to a child, what kind of relationship she and Joseph would be in?

be heaps

did Kathy

have married on the spur of

back to Joseph Bay,

her room. She hadn’t studied for three years,

hard for her to pick her study

with her teeth biting the top of the pen. She followed the online courses again and again, but she was

greeted Joseph

on her pajamas, scratched her

walked over and picked up the

I help

lit up when she

was a distinguished student. How could she

immediately pointed at the one question to him. Expectedly, Joseph had

down the details of the answer. Then Joseph analyzed it to Kathy. According

straight-A student

starry eyes. Then she hugged

toward Kathy. He lifted Kathy’s chin with one finger and said, “I am an inborn intellectual. I don’t want to be so smart, but

the arrogant tone. What an envy he was!

could you be my teacher?” Kathy’s voice

so busy that he probably couldn’t spare extra

that Joseph would refuse, Kathy was already ready to be

but how much Mrs. Joseph is going to pay me?”

She had to pay?

lips. She then thought of that she was living off

for you every day?” Kathy asked.

all she could think of