I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 571 Taking the Bait

But in fact, he said this on purpose. He just wanted to make Lauren relax her vigilance. If she and Frank really had some unspeakable secret, he would definitely do something about it. So what he had to do was to wait silently for the fish to take the bait.

However, Lauren didn't know what Benjamin was thinking. She just really thought that he had put Frank's matter behind him. After all, Frank had been defeated. What was there to worry about? She thought about it carefully, and it seemed to make sense.

Lauren was a little unwilling. She was very happy when she saw the news on the Internet and learned that Harper and Benjamin were not on good terms. Then because Harper disappeared for several days, and because of what Frank said, Lauren became even happier. She was sure that Harper and Benjamin must have had a conflict. That meant she had a chance.

But who would have known that he would meet Harper today, but it seemed that the relationship between the two had not completely returned to the past.

Lauren carefully asked, "Benjamin, if Frank is still alive, aren't you worried that he will do something reckless?"

"What's there to worry about?" He snorted coldly and glanced at her lightly. "Lauren, if you really want to make everyone believe that you have nothing to do with Frank, then you have to completely draw a clear line with him." After finishing speaking, Benjamin left.

As for why he suddenly came to the hospital, probably only he knew.

of the hospital garage, they did not return to the

asked

was about to

and asked softly, "Is it

feel alienated, but I feel a little

She murmured in response.

worry, everything is fine. I have already told Sophia in

you know what I mean. Although it is my own company, it has undergone dramatic changes. The employees must have a lot of doubts

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explained clearly to employees. As long as you are clear about it, it is enough."

company, Sophia was already

Harper, she immediately greeted her, "Ms. Mitchell, I miss you so