Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 68 Chapter 68

As Heidi came over, she happened to pick up the dropped phone.

"Ms. Olson?" she muttered.

The phone vibrated with a message from Shirley's boyftlend. "So you're saying that Ms. Olson las Janke's mentor? But they've never met? That sounds tricky. There are too many online scammers these days. What it she got duped?

After reading the message, Heidi received a call from her assistant

"Ms. Ryan, Janice used to work at Refined Threads Co and dated the chainman. After breaking up, she moved to Proper Stitch Ciroup. According to Insider news, Janice's connection to Ms. Olson is hkely why Mr. Moore hired her and offered her such a high salary."

It all made sense. Hesli knew that Edward would never take an interest in an ordinary person like Janice. She asked, "Do you know it Ms. Olson has any students?"

"That's not possible. Ms. Olson is reportedly busy and doesn't reply to texts on her official WasApp account. She rarely takes on crochet projects, so how could she have time to mentor anyone?

was speaking the truth. She had tried contacting Shirley through official channels but had received no response. How could someone as busy as Shirley

for Janice grew. How dare she make up such a lie? Not only

was escorted to the police station by

CEO ambushing his ex in public

her wrist was scraped by the railing. She

Edward led Janice to the counter to have her wound treated, leaving only Calvin outside. Calvin tumed to Heidi and asked, “Are you sure you want to return and pursue a career in crocheting? You'd better think about it. The competition in this field is intense, and there

seemed unfazed. Instead of repointing, she asked, "Calvin, have you ever heard of Ms.

she's a young lady from Cruznia. It's a pity she left without taking photos after winning

to know." Heidi's smile grew

been a mystery, and rumors suggested

you're

have to worry about who I am. Just

in her words strengthened Calvin's belief that Heidi might indeed be Shirley. After all, her prestigious family background made public appearances unnecessary and aligned with Shirley's

a smile, "Edward, you've found yourself a competent ally