Steal my heart by Savannah Kade

Chapter 72 She Was So Cold-hearted

Ruby was rendered speechless. She felt a bit embarrassed, but she couldn't find a word to retort Grace.

Grace added, "I owe you nothing from the very beginning. Do you think that I was eager to intercede with Big Boss for you?

Ruby used to regard Grace as a coward and stupid woman in the past. But in the end, it turned out that the fool was not stupid at all, and the coward woman was no way week-kneed.

Ruby was picking on Grace at the beginning; later, because of Franklin, she became more jealous of Grace. If it was Gloria or any other outstand woman who was at Grace's position, Ruby wouldn't have been jealous of Grace; instead, she would be envious of her.

There was a fine line between envy and jealousy.

She was better than Grace in any aspect, but why Franklin couldn't see her and could only behold Grace?

Grace was just a bitch who could do anything to earn money, while she herself had been taken heed of her integrity, but why Franklin could only behold Grace?

It whom Franklin was into was not Grace, but another outstanding woman... Then the result would be totally different.

It was Grace's sin to be mediocre and poor.

But now it turned out that the fool in her eyes was not dopey at all. It turned out that Grace knew about everything and understood everything.

Ruby stayed silent for a while before saying, "But you're still hypocritical. You were unwilling to do it, but why did you do it at last? You just wanted to show your virtuous self in front of Big Boss, right? Grace didn't plan to explain it. There was no need to explain to an unrelated person in terms of many matters, "Go, leave. Don't bother me." As she was specking, she closed the door in Ruby's presence. "Wait a moment!" Ruby, who was standing outside the door, vigorously pushed open the door. Grace knitted her eyebrows... When will this drama come to an end?

"I... I'm convinced. I believe that you've intercede with Big Boss for me." Ruby glared at Grace, "Now that you could beg Big Boss for sparing my life, why couldn't you beg Big Boss for letting pass it?" Ruby was questioning Grace: Now that you could appeal Big Boss for sparing my life, why didn't you appeal for more, like totally letting go of me?

while before saying, "I don't care if you die of sickness, or car accident, or die for angering Big Boss again.

No matter who had intrigued me, even if she was a stranger, as long as her life-and-death problem was related to me, direct or indirect, I would come to intercede with Big Boss., for I don't want to bear the burden of another death in the rest

man. But if she owed a life, she would have no way to pay it back in the rest

do with me, I promise that I wouldn't have intercede with Big Boss for you. Although I didn't need to pay anything for

Grace was gradually convinced by herself as she was

although Grace herself didn't discern it... Who was Ruby? Ruby was just nobody! Ruby was not Leona, so she was not eligible for making Grace

the three years of imprisonment had deprived her of her arrogance and dignity and therefore she became coward, miserable

some qualities were still hided deep in

the door by Grace. When the door was closed, Ruby was still lost in

What shocked her most were not Grace's words which showed that she had seen through everything, it was... the extreme indifference embodied in her last sentence! Grace said that if her life-and death problem had nothing to do with her, then, even

indifferent person... How could a person

lowly and submissive be so indifferent in

about Grace were displayed in her mind like a movie. At this moment, Ruby seemed to understand why Grace could do things that others would

this was only one of the reasons. What Ruby didn't know was that... Grace couldn't bear to care about others

to do in the rest of her life was just to realize of the dream

was still in a trance. She was still holding hatred

known to all staff in

He must have been

believed in this thought and swore that she would reveal Grace's lowly nature

at dead of

stood at the gloomy