You Are The Pursuit of My Life

Chapter 116

Irene returned home directly after leaving the hotel. On her way home, she realized that she had made a mistake. How was she supposed to explain her relationship with Edric to Wilson?

The next day, when she went to the company, her thoughts were all over the place. She was afraid that Wilson would ask about her relationship with Edric, but it turned out to be completely different from her expectations. Wilson's attitude towards her was the same as

usual. He didn't seem to be interested in gossiping about her and Edric at all.

Irene breathed a sigh of relief. She was secretly glad that she had met a good manager. What she didn't know, however, was that he wasn't uninterested. Rather, he was too afraid to ask. The previous night, after she was taken away by Edric, John had a few words with him. In a brutish manner, John had instructed Wilson to treat Irene well, and that if he ran into any problems, John would be happy to help.

What luck! With John's help, Wilson could easily excel in his career. He was no fool; money made the world go round after all. To h*ll with gossip!

At lunch, Irene received a call from Rowane. That was when she realized that the emerald pendant she usually wore around her neck had disappeared. Her mind flashed back to when that beast, Edric, was tearing her clothes off in the bathroom. That must have been when it fell off. The emerald pendant was left to Irene by Myra; luckily, Rowane had found it.

Irene went to the cafe next to her office to meet Rowane. Rowane took out the pendant and handed it to Irene. Irene thanked her, taking it. She was about to stash it away into her bag when Rowane suddenly prompted her, "Miss Nelson, don't you want to check it first?" "What would I be checking it for?" Irene was taken aback.

"Aren't you afraid I'll rip you off?" Rowane asked, half-jokingly.

"You must be kidding me. I've always known you as a person with integrity, Miss Wood," Irene responded.

Rowane asked again, "That emerald pendant looks very expensive. It must be very valuable. Was it inherited from your family?"

Irene smiled. "It's not worth that much, but it's very valuable to me. After all, my mother left it to me. I can't thank you enough, Miss Wood."

Rowane felt a twinge of excitement by Irene's reply. "Your mother is from San Fetillo, isn't she?"

"Yes, she was born and bred in San Fetillo!" Irene answered.

her query. Unexpectedly, Rowane became even more interested. "Do you have any other

as if that fact meant nothing. So, Irene returned abruptly, "I have some urgent work to attend to at the company. See you, Miss Wood!" Irene

sad that her mother had left her alone at the orphanage, she felt that her mother must have had her reasons for doing so. A maternal

only do so much. The emerald pendant was her only clue to find her mother. In

Both emerald pendants were identical and had been left to them by

his office. His expression indicated that he was not in good spirits. "Why were

Rowane hesitated. Should she tell Edric the

asked about the situation she was in, nor had she taken the initiative to tell him herself. The issue she had now was a little complicated. It would

of her similarity to Irene, looks-wise. After listening to her story, he

and Irene? He

strong smell of medicine wafted over. In her three years of marriage with Edric, she had tried all sorts of supplements

she added, "Edric said Lily's too thin, so he went to consult

She smirked faintly and went upstairs. On her way up, she heard Lily tell Maisy, "Please store the supplements properly. Edric said that it took him a lot of effort

shut out Lily's

She picked it up at once.

the disgust she felt from the scent of medicine in this house. After their marriage, she developed a deep phobia of any sort

was no need to trouble him. They weren't married anyway; he didn't

angry for some reason, hence he hung up the

Thomas company for a few days. Steven did not stop her; he told her to stay there for a couple of days before coming home again. When Deborah and Lily saw that Irene was moving out, they giggled happily. Now that Irene was no longer in the house, meaning their eyesore had

been a hot topic among San Fetillo's citizens. Irene had no idea about all of that. While Edric had been setting

by what she saw. Edric had given

she had made up her mind

saw a pair of fluffy cartoon slippers. A mocking smile formed on her

pajamas to her cup, had cartoons on them. Edric used to nag at her and say that cartoons were for children. But now,

of being adrift and wandering, she was no longer that girl who believed in dreams and fantasies. She was now a woman who had been through