She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

The Carefree Pill.

Nora said silently in her mind. However, when she thought of how her mother had instructed her to stay low-key and avoid being too showy, she casually said, “I bought them at Guardian Pharmacy. They said it invigorates and refreshes the mind. I didn’t ask the specifics.”

In other words, she had bought them without much thought.

Sheena said sharply, “That’s some sheer dumb luck, huh! Didn’t I say? You’re so young; even if you do know a bit of medicine, it’s not going to be this grea—”

Melissa couldn’t stand listening to her anymore. She interjected and said, “Sheena, no matter what the case is, we still ought to thank Nora!”

Sheena said mockingly, “Thank her? Do you need me to get down on my knees and kowtow to her, or set off some fireworks to celebrate, then?”

She was obviously being sarcastic, but the corners of Nora’s lips quirked upward and she replied seriously, “No, you don’t have to.”

Her voice was low and husky, which lent it a sense of calmness and steadiness. She said, “You should apologize to my mother now.”

Sheena immediately felt her cheeks burning.

She clenched her fists and straightened her back. She avoided Nora’s gaze and said, “Why should I? Mom only became blind because she was so angry at your mother for running away from home! Isn’t it only right for you to cure her? Also, we’re in this state because your mother just up and left back then! She’s the sinner of the family! Why should I apologize to her?!”

Simon sighed. Then, he ordered harshly, “Shut up, Sheena!”

Sheena felt that she must have misheard him. Shocked, she looked at him and asked, “Simon, are you actually yelling at me because of a stray like her?!”

Simon replied, “She’s no stray; she’s Sis’ daughter and my niece! She’s an Anderson! Apologize to Sis now!”

“You—” Sheena shouted angrily, “Are you determined to go against me? Fine, you don’t need me to help you manage Harmonia Pharmacy anymore, do you?”

“…”

Simon was stunned.

Sheena had always been the one in charge of Harmonia Pharmacy’s manufacturing department during all these years. It was indeed also because of her that the business hadn’t gone bust yet.

she just said… Was

if you make a mistake! Sis made a mistake by eloping back then, which caused our reputation to plummet! So, why should I apologize to her? Does she have

Smack!

who was close to the bed, was stunned when Mrs. Anderson’s slap landed on her cheek, and she looked at her

sister must have had her reasons! I

With a wry smile, she held her hand to her cheek and said, “You can shut me up, but can you shut up those people outside? Her mother was a woman of loose morals who eloped with another man, and it held back Ian Smith for life!

sternly, “Sis had her

reasons did

in her room! She eloped! When will all of you stop lying

to Mrs. Anderson and Simon and said, “I’ll say one last thing—it’s either her or

“…”

The room fell silent.

turned and said, “I’ll

hand held her shoulder before she reached the door, and Simon’s slightly tired voice reached her: “Nora, where are you going?

dare to look at Sheena when he spoke, but his

at Mrs. Anderson and then at Melissa—both of them turned

she looked at Simon and said, “Fine! Okay! The Andersons and the Myerses are fighting it out now, but you’re actually driving me away at a

“Fine! I’ll leave!”

When she reached the door, she stopped. A moment later, with her eyes red, she sneered, “You’re all partial toward

blame me for hardening my heart! Simon, I’ll wait for Harmonia Pharmacy to be completely crushed

saying that, she turned and strode

herself to say such a thing after just a few heated words? She’s almost 50, yet she’s

and the Myerses’ fight

his temples. “We’ll just do whatever we can

“Uncle Simon, Aunt Melissa. Is there anything I

and replied, “No, it’s fine, Nora. You can just stay home

needed the most at the moment wasn’t a contest of skill in commerce but

among the wealthy circles in New York. If she, as well

Sigh!

and Melissa left the house after deciding that they would head