Yvonne folded her arms and smiled, but her eyes were extremely cold. "It seems that you're very
unconvinced with what I said. Do you think I've not been wronged?"
Mandy opened her mouth, but she still didn't make a sound as she acquiesced.
Yvonne slowly put away the smile on her face. She was too lazy to smile and she became
extremely cold." When you came to me last night, didn't I send someone to tell you that I didn't want
to see you and asked you to leave? When you knelt down, didn't I help you up?"
Mandy's eyes flashed, unable to refute. "I..."
Yvonne snorted coldly, "So why do you say that I'm heartless? If I'm heartless, I would have left you
to die when you had a fever last night or didn't care about you even if you were drenched in heavy
rain outside. I f I'm heartless, I won't look at you even if you kneel through the floor. This is what you
call heartless. Do you understand?"
"Even... Even so, you're still ungrateful, Mrs. Lancaster. " Mandy squeezed her palms, insisting on
her thoughts. "If you're really that kind, you should have seen me last night when I said I'd like to
see you. You should have agreed to me when I knelt to beg you earlier." 1
This made Yvonne angry and she began to laugh.
Not just that, but the way she viewed things had been impacted.
Yvonne flipped her hair and sneered, "Miss Lovett, you're on the highest level based on what I've
seen so far. Even Jacqueline can't compare with you. Is it my fault that I don't want to see you or
promise you?"
Mandy clenched his fists and said frankly, "Yes, it is. Isn't that a courtesy?"
Yvonne stared at her pale face. She really wanted to slap Mandy's face to add some color to it so
she wouldn't look so annoying.
But in order to avoid the risk of having a miscarriage, she held back, took a deep breath,
suppressed her anger, and said coldly, "Courtesy? Miss Lovett, I think you're the one without any
courtesy. You fell in love with my husband and even wanted to take my place. I s that your
courtesy?"
Mandy opened her mouth as if to explain something.
Yvonne didn't give her the chance and said, "Is this also your courtesy to disturb us at the family
residence again and again? You wanted to see me, but I refused, so you waited here, forcing me to
see you? This is your manner? You knelt to beg me and I didn't agree, and then you threatened me
by that you'll continue kneeling. Is this your courtesy too?"
After several questions, Mandy's heart trembled and her face was a little hot.
She quickly lowered her head to cover the embarrassment on her face and didn't want Yvonne to
see it.
Yvonne couldn't see it and she didn't want to either. She squinted her eyes and said, "So Miss
Lovett, since you're an impolite person, what right do you have to say that others are impolite? Miss
Lovett, before you learn to be really polite, you'd better not show up in front of me. You'll only
humiliate yourself. Do you understand?"
After speaking, she wanted to leave again.
Mandy held her again and begged with a crying face," I'm sorry, Mrs. Lancaster. It's my fault. I
apologize for everything I did and I hope you'll forgive me. I'm really sincere this time."
Yvonne was already very impatient. She shook off Mandy's hand vigorously. "What the hell do you
want t o do? You asked me to plead with Henry for you. What are you pleading for?"
Mandy sobbed, "I... I want to go back to the Lancaster Group. The young Mr. Lancaster asked
Chairman Lancaster to fire me, but I really can't be dismissed. I can't lose this job. I owe you so
much money. If I don't have this job, I can't afford to pay you." 1
Hearing this, Yvonne was stern. "So you want me to help you return to the Lancaster Group?"
Mandy looked at her timidly and whispered, "...yes."
Yvonne closed her eyes and took a deep breath. It took a long time to suppress her anger. "Mandy
Lovett, you have a strong desire for my husband. You want to go back to the Lancaster Group
because of my husband. I'd be crazy to let you go back. What do you want to do when you're back?
Snatch my husband away?"
It was really funny of Mandy to come and beg her for this kind of thing.
Did she think that she was brainless and would agree with her?
"I didn't..." Mandy's eyes flashed and she twisted around the corner of her clothes to explain, "I don't
dare to think about Chairman Lancaster anymore. I just want to go back to work. It's fine if I can't be
an assistant. I don't mind just being a clerk."
As long as she could go back to the Lancaster Group, she had the chance to see Chairman
Lancaster again.
Yvonne sneered, "Be a clerk? Do you believe in what you just said? You said you wanted to pay off
the debt one second ago, and now you want to be a clerk. Do you know the average salary of a
clerk in the Lancaster Group? It's about a thousand dollars. You're taking such a small amount of
salary to pay off a debt. I'm afraid you'll have to continue paying in your next life!"
Mandy looked at her stubbornly. "Mrs. Lancaster, I admit that the salary for a clerk is very little,
but..."
Yvonne raised her hand and interrupted Mandy immediately, not giving her a chance to speak. "No
huts. I won't help you. Even if you don't have wishful thinking about my husband, I still won't let you
go."
Mandy was very unconvinced in her heart. "Mrs. Lancaster, are you so incapable of tolerating other
peoples' faults?"
Yvonne twitched her lips mockingly. "I'm not tolerant? If I wasn't, I'd have asked you to compensate
me immediately the moment you bumped into me and ruined my dress instead of waiting until now
when you're fantasizing about my husband and I'm not doing anything about it. However, you just
reminded m e."
Mandy's heart skipped a beat and she had a bad feeling. "What... what?"
Yvonne smirked, "I should be someone who doesn't tolerate others. You owe us nearly 1.9 million
dollars. I should contact your parents and ask them to pay for it and take you away. Then I'll get the
compensation and drive you away. I'll have nothing to worry about from now on. How good is that?"
Mandy looked at Yvonne with a mean look as if she was accusing her of how she could tell her
parents.
Yvonne didn't bother to pay attention to her. She pointed to the front. "Get lost. I don't want to see
you right now. If you don't leave, I'll really contact your parents. Trust me, I have the ability to find
out about your family."
Hearing this, Mandy's pupils shrunk. She didn't doubt Yvonne's words at all. She looked at her
resentfully and turned around to leave.
Yvonne sneered as she looked at Mandy running away quickly.
It seemed that she was very afraid of being taken back.
Well, if she was taken back, she wouldn't be able to see her beloved man anymore, so why would
she go back?
Thinking of this, Yvonne felt uncomfortable. She twitched her mouth and drove out.
Half an hour later, she arrived at the Blue Star Cafe.
Yvonne went in and looked around as if she was looking for something.
Not far away in the corner, a thin, sallow-faced woman saw her. There was finally a glimmer of light i
n her eyes which were sightless. She raised her hand." This way, Yvonne!"
Yvonne heard Lynette's voice. She turned around to look and she was surprised when she saw
Lynette.
She walked to Lynette in a daze.
Lynette was a little embarrassed when Yvonne looked at her. A touch of low self-esteem flashed in
her eyes and she pulled the chair for Yvonne. "Why? Can't you recognize me?"
Yvonne didn't deny it. She hummed and nodded."
Indeed. You've changed so much."
If it wasn't the same face she remembered, she couldn't believe that the woman who looked almost
fifty years old was once her best friend.