I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 489

Chapter 489 Lies

Harper's birthday was less than a month away, but she rarely celebrated it. When she lived in Dattlech, she would have a meal with Annie or Frank to celebrate. However, after marrying Benjamin and moving to Mayby, she spent her first birthday there alone. Benjamin had work that day, and she didn't tell him about it either.

She remembered that Frank was angry about it, thinking Benjamin hadn't fulfilled his responsibilities as a husband. If she hadn't stopped Frank, he would have gone to confront Benjamin for that. Thinking about this, Harper felt very sad.

Even now, she knew Frank had indeed done wrong, but she couldn't blame him like other people do.

Harper didn't answer Annie immediately, just saying, "I'll decide later. We've been busy all day, so let's head home early."

They packed up their things and left the office. It was dark outside, and all the other employees had also gone home.

Annie joked, "Should we call them back to work overtime? It's not fair if just the two of us stay."

Harper smiled and said, "Show some mercy."

They were laughing and talking when Frank's office door suddenly opened from the inside. Both Harper and Annie were shocked, staring at the door without blinking, even afraid to breathe deeply. A familiar voice came from inside. "Harper, have you finished your work?"

Harper relieved, and she asked,

and I worried that it might not be safe for

were particularly

and looked at Annie as if asking, "Did

and after she recovered, she complained, "Frank, were you deliberately waiting here to

showing any signs of annoyance. "Were you saying bad things about me, and that's why you're worried I heard?" "You're funny. Even if we

stop her and then spoke to Frank, "Frank, don't ten to her. It's getting

"Sure, let's go."

argument with Annie

BUMS

downstairs,

you just go home. I've asked him to pick

The "him" meant Benjamin.

then walked to

turned away and said, "Let's go, we'll take a cab home."

"Yes, I can."

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