Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 363 Loraine's Agony

Everleigh knew that Yvonne didn't have the time to manage the company as she was busy taking care of Hansen for the past few days. Now that Theodore wasn't around, it was convenient for anyone to cause trouble.

"Then I'll call her. Something happened to you. There's no reason for her not to know." She decided as she took out her mobile phone, ready to make a call.

Loraine interrupted her actions and pleaded with red eyes, "Aunt Everleigh, can you not make the call first? I want to stay here a little longer. I don't want to go home."

"Okay then. I'll bandage it for you and bring you to my office. Your presence here will affect other people," Everleigh did not refuse and said softly.

Loraine nodded her head in agreement.

They returned to the office. Everleigh pushed Loraine's wheelchair and poured her a glass of water. "Aunt Everleigh, it's quiet here."

"It's lunch break now, and the others haven't come back yet." She didn't feel that it was peaceful.

However, Loraine was not as arrogant as before. In the past, she hated the smell of disinfectant the most.

"Loraine, do you have something on your mind? If you don't mind, you can tell me." Everleigh had studied psychology abroad, so she knew how to approach sensitive topics.

"Aunt Everleigh, do you know what I'm doing everyday?" Loraine asked in a low, muffled voice. Her red eyes were filled with tears.

Everleigh's eyes drooped slightly. After all, Loraine was still a child, unaware of how manipulative people could get.

"I heard that you are now Godfrey Group's vice president. You are very awe-inspiring and give orders to so many employees. Don't you like being a hero? Haven't you achieved it now?" Everleigh answered, trying to lighten Loraine's mood. She smiled bitterly and replied, "That was all in the past. I could have gone to school, but my mother brought me to the company to be a vice president. To put it nicely, I am the vice president, but in reality, I'm more like a puppet." Although she was young, it didn't mean that Loraine couldn't see through the situation in front of her. If it wasn't for the fact that Hansen was too young, it wouldn't have been her turn.

"Of course not. You are a chivalrous girl. You do things in an upright and straightforward way. In the future, you will definitely achieve something great," Everleigh assured her.

I could inherit the Godfrey Group?" Loraine

likely. After all, Godfrey Group was a family-owned business. Even if it didn't fall into Theodore's hands, it wouldn't fall into

that she did not speak, and smiled bitterly as she added, "I'm just kidding. I also know the importance of Godfrey Group. I will be

look in her eyes, as if she was out of control, saying everything out loud. Everleigh stood beside her, rubbed her head, and comforted her, "I shouldn't have asked about your family affairs. Loraine, why

year ago, my father's attitude towards Hansen had changed. He was usually strict but kind toward him, but now, he's treating him coldly." Loraine felt great pain in

whole body would tremble. Loraine couldn't

did it

details." Nevertheless, Loraine was still a child, and she wouldn't understand the meaning behind the adults' conversations. Everleigh was very puzzled.

and quickly asked,

secretary is handling it!" Loraine's voice became softer,

but she used to learn to drive with her friends. This time, she came out because she could

to end

get the

my father's,"

was shocked and realized that

your father at the company?" She

there, and then I drove it." Loraine did not realize the seriousness of the problem and thought that it was

the car. Thus, the accident happened. The whole process was an explanation. Xavier

standing still, so she asked in confusion, "Aunt Everleigh, what

I'm thinking, where is the

shouted angrily. He was really not a human being. She

Everleigh's guess. Christopher's

spent the whole afternoon chatting with her, and Everleigh even brought her for dinner. Even though she had

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