Become the Richest Woman After Divorce

Chapter 85: Steal It Out

The receptionist was so shocked that her eyes widened upon hearing this. She held back from rolling her eyes, but she was already speechless.

Sophia raised an eyebrow, remaining fairly composed. She gave her a perfunctory glance and let out a soft sigh:

“Camille, if you liked him, you should have pursued him. No one was stopping you.”

In other words, it was useless for her to come and cause trouble for herself.

After all, it wasn’t Sophia who was eagerly chasing after Derick.

There were bodyguards guarding outside the exclusive elevator, she couldn’t get in.

Camille stomped her foot in frustration, only able to watch as Sophia entered the elevator and went up.

She called Pierce with a sense of grievance, sobbing:

“Bro, did Derick like your wife? What should we do, could you please not let your wife get too close to him…”

Pierce had always been affectionate towards his sick sister.

Knowing that she actually liked Derick was also quite unbelievable.

But on the other hand, think about it.

If Derick was with his own sister, wouldn’t Sophia have given up?

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Pierce was carefully soothing Camille:

“They were just ordinary friends. Besides, it was useless to blame Sophia. It was all Derick who took the initiative to seduce her. The problem lay with Derick.”

Camille fell silent for a moment, “Then I’ll go find him!”

Before Pierce could finish, Camille had already hung up the phone.

Sophia handed the business card that Derick had given her to Aylen, insisting that he personally deliver it to the Clement Group.

She couldn’t make decisions for the Clement family, but she couldn’t keep quiet about things that were beneficial to Grandpa Zhou and Grandma.

Pierce naturally knew how to choose, and Sophia wouldn’t say anything.

Aylen left.

Sophia suddenly remembered the thing she had heard in the coffee shop earlier.

Like a puzzle, she felt a jumbled mess, unable to find any coherent thoughts.

Car accident…

Sophia had a vague feeling that something was not right, an indescribable sensation.

The next day.

Sandra called.

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me, saying she wanted to see me. What do you think was on

home, stretching her body,

power, or they wanted to show weakness, what else could there

tongue and

Nolan. Why didn’t she go to Nolan if she felt such a sense of

flickered slightly, as if she had thought

from her, this woman is not that simple.”

she wants to see me? I just find it ridiculous, how do young girls nowadays like this

tone, knew that she no longer had a good impression of

involved with the Morrison family’s affairs. They were barely holding

gave a

family’s recent situation was indeed not going very well.

in the hospital, I heard about the financial chain

think Pierce was standing up for her, after all,

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his brother Nolan than to her.

parties

up and went to the company.

to the woman who was waiting in the

area:

has been waiting for you for a long

surprisingly found out it was

pursed her lips, and spoke without

recognize, didn’t see.

“Understood, Ms. Cruise.”

her at this time for the secret they had talked about

and she was in luck this time, as Bianca

a few minutes, but she was not to disturb or

yet cautious, with

the scene of the car accident, her heart felt as if

fallen from

know if it

An OFW

“Grandma…!

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shouting

eyes gradually focused, looking at Sophia,

this one action, had already

the expression on her face gradually relaxed, the light in her pupils slowly dimmed, and

a coma again.

head in distress, her shoulders trembling slightly. She

next second.

hand fell on her shoulder, brushing past like a feather. The familiar yet strange scent of warm, quiet, cold cedar enveloped her.

at the

the backlight, as if enveloped by a halo, shining all over as if sprinkled with a

and the man who suddenly appeared before her eyes overlapped with the

glistening and slightly red, giving off a sense of

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fact, whether it was tough and bright, or soft and pitiful, Sophia’s

his hand, his gaze dark and profound,

lab in Mautiland, and we’ll send your grandparents