I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 280 Partnership

All along, Harper knew she was dispensable to Jennifer or the Mitchell family.

Then, after marrying Benjamin, the rest of the Mitchell family, except for Jennifer, eased up on her a little bit, but that was only in person. As for behind-the-scenes, nobody knew it.

However, Jennifer was cold to her whenever she was, and to put it mildly, Jennifer treated her worse than she would have treated a stranger.

Hearing Harper's response, Jennifer was briefly silent before she repeated the question. "Are you really pregnant?"

Harper frowned. "Why are you calling if you don't believe it?"

"Harper, if you really are pregnant, why didn't you ever tell me? Are you at home or at work now? I'll go over with your dad to see you."

Harper was slightly stunned by the magnitude of Jennifer's change in attitude.

Not waiting for Harper to answer, Jennifer asked again, "Are you at home? Then your father and I will go over there now. You're pregnant now, so you need to eat more fruits. I'll buy it over to you." Jennifer's enthusiasm took Harper a long time to come around.

that Benjamin had gone to the office after dinner so that he wouldn't see

that

looked around, then said indifferently, "How come you're still living here now that you're pregnant? Aren't Benjamin and the Martin family going to change you to another house?" "I'm

was having none of it, just frowning. "Harper, you're pregnant now. You should take this opportunity to sit tight

she was

Harper would not

Jack. Jack hurriedly agreed, "Your mom is right. Since you are pregnant, you should not mention divorce

you the shares after you

did, but I

wrong with you? Harper, how could

do you realize what you're doing? The shares Sir Martin gave you

don't think this is something that needs to be discussed. The Mitchell family and the Martin family are two families. How can they

Jack was pissed off.

up and get Benjamin to resume his partnership with the Mitchell Group. This matter is seriously affecting the normal profitability of the Mitchell