Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 138

Looking at Millie, Aurelia sneered.

“Millie, ask yourself what’s the difference between you and Kimberly now? Do you really dislike her? You’re only a step away from envying and admiring her to the point of imitating her. You should know better than others what it means to copy others.”

“Nonsense! Why would I envy or admire her? If someone is copying others, it’s you. I wear designer brands, and so do you. We’ve been friends for so long, and you can’t stand me being better than you?” Millie retorted with a displeased expression, but couldn’t hide her guilt in her eyes.

Aurelia sneered. “So, you still remember that we’re friends. I thought Kimberly is your friend.”

Millie stood there, dumbfounded.

Aurelia ignored her and walked straight into the elevator.

On the subway to the hospital, Aurelia’s workgroup chat kept popping up with photos of colleagues and Kimberly sitting in an upscale restaurant.

Millie was amongst them as well.

Aurelia’s gaze flickered. It would be a lie to say that she wasn’t upset, but what could she do?

She had no evidence to prove that Millie tampered with her computer, and she couldn’t change Millie’s choice.

They would just be colleagues from now on and nothing

entered the ward and the caretaker immediately stood

said the surgery was

and studied

in her chest, and she restrained herself. “Auntie, can I be alone with my mom for

caretaker sensed that she was upset and agreed, “I’ll go get some water.”

the bed and held her mother’s hand

her face like this, telling her not to be disheartened whenever she suffered

mother often said, “Life is not easy. Don’t torment yourself with others‘ words. Look forward and don’t dwell

Still …

up? I feel so horrible, and I’m on the verge of collapse. How can people’s hearts change so quickly? Why…“.

Chapter 139

her eyes were filled with tears. However,

don’t worry, I won’t

even more painful than letting the tears flow.

tugged at

you going

door. “Going in won’t help.”

as comforting as they may be, are pointless,” Leslie said indifferently.

can’t just watch as others bully