I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 460 Frank's Move

Harper pressed her lips and remained silent. She didn't make any response to his words, considering them perhaps just a casual remark to improve her mood. The two continued their phone conversation as Benjamin also returned via the elevator.

He carried many snacks, placed them on the coffee table, washed his hands, then helped Harper up and opened the snacks for her.

He didn't ask about her injury or its severity, as he knew everything about it as clearly as Harper did, probably even more so than anyone else except Harper herself. Harper chewed the fruits slowly, occasionally glancing at Benjamin, which he eventually noticed.

"Is there something you want to say?" he asked softly, putting his notebook aside and staring at her seriously. Harper pursed her lips and asked, "Did you tell Kimberly that you want to deal with the Mitchell family?" "Did she contact you?"

"Yes, she called me, hoping I would forgive my mom, but...I refused." Harper's expression was indifferent, her gaze somewhat vacant. "I don't want to forgive, but I won't do anything to her, nor will I do anything to the Mitchell Group or the Mitchell family. So, I wanted to tell you not to take action against the Mitchell Group because of me."

She wouldn't forgive Jennifer, but she wouldn't cause any trouble for the Mitchell Group because of Jennifer.

Her feelings were now indifferent.

Mitchell family, she didn't have much reaction

naturally understood her

lightly, "I didn't plan to do anything to the Mitchell family. I just hope they apologize to you and understand

and a warning to Jennifer and other members of

taste sweeter, and the bad mood from the fractured ribs gradually

everything at the Martin Group remained stable. Although

so she hurried back to the office on

had to walk

so soon, Frank expressed some concern, "Why don't you rest a few more days?" "There's nothing major, and the

yourself. Rest if you're

Harper nodded in acknowledgment.

Harper set down her phone and bag and sent Sophia and the others to the meeting

noon. Although she hadn't been in the office for the past two days, Annie had been helping out, so the progress had been steady without