I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 451 Withdrawal

Benjamin didn't say anything; he just hung up the call.

Annie was satisfied; after all, he had pushed Harper to leave last night, and Annie was unhappy that they couldn't spend more time together. Hmph.

In this world, women and villains were the two groups you didn't want to provoke.

Annie put down Harper's phone, her gaze drifting towards the two figures chatting, looking somewhat hesitant. She decided to give them another five minutes.

Harper arrived at the office early and had a pep talk with Sophia and the others, reassuring them that the competition might be canceled. She hoped they wouldn't be discouraged, emphasizing that it wasn't their fault or a question of their abilities. Sophia and the others were optimistic and had already prepared themselves mentally. They said, "We're fine. This competition wasn't meant to be. There's always next time, and as long as you choose us as your assistants next time, we'll be fine." Harper smiled, giving them her assurance. "As long as I'm competing, you'll always be my first choice."

This statement was a solid guarantee for Sophia and the others.

That was enough reassurance for them.

determination to move forward. However, Frank also found out about it and immediately approached Harper for

two

said, "Harper, the reason I insist on replacing you as the architect of the collapsed building accident is not just because I don't want you to be threatened or criticized by the public, but mainly

hasn't been easy, especially because of Michelle's actions, which almost caused you

hope you can listen to me. It's not just for your sake but also for the trust of Sophia and the others and the future development of the company. What

silence. What Frank said,

a newcomer to

there would

didn't want Frank to take the blame for her because she felt

responsibility now, what difference

her less. Not only that, it would also drag down the Martin Group

don't agree to it. It's not fair to you, and it's also deceiving to others. Besides, the accident wasn't my fault, so I don't want to run away from

need to care about what

was what Benjamin told