Chapter 2496: Chapter 2505: Could She Be Interested in Baron Lawrence?
With Wendy Hansonâs comfort and assurance that she would help, she finally released her grip, tears streaming down her face.
The commotion on their side was so loud that the Housekeeper, who was not deaf, naturally heard it. He also looked towards them with an expression that seemed a bit surprised that Wendy Hanson was involved in this matter. After Wendy Hanson calmed the frightened Audrey Hartwell, he spoke politely, "Ms. Hanson, my familyâs Young Madamâs phone is..."
Wendy Hansonâs cheeks burned, and she had to take a deep breath before stepping forward to awkwardly explain, "It was accidentally broken by my cousin. My cousin was spoiled by my mom, has a bad temper, and a rather arrogant personality. Just now, Ms. Clark and I had a small conflict over a parking spot, and my cousin argued with Ms. Clark and broke her phone..."
Enna Clark noticed that Wendy called her Ms. Clark, not Mrs. Lawrence.
Her bright eyes scanned Wendy Hanson, her lips pursed. Could it be... this Ms. Hanson has some feelings for Baron Lawrence?
She remembered overhearing that young girl say there was something different between Baron Lawrence and this Ms. Hanson before. That young girl also said that if Ms. Hanson hadnât gone abroad for treatment for a while, she wouldnât have had the chance to marry Baron Lawrence. Did they have an unusual relationship before?
Enna Clark frowned slightly, finding it unlikely.
If Baron Lawrence really had something unusual with this Ms. Hanson, Mr. Harris would have already told her.
But in the version Mr. Harris usually tells her, Baron Lawrence has only ever treated one woman differentlyâSkye Lawrence.
And thatâs because Skye Lawrence took a bullet for him.
She had never heard Baron Lawrence or anyone around him mention this Ms. Hanson.
The Housekeeper, whether intentionally or unintentionally, asked after Wendy Hansonâs explanation, "Conflict over a parking spot? Are there designated spots in this parking lot?"
He directed this comment to the valet staff on the left, but it landed on Wendy Hansonâs face like a slap.
"Our parking lot doesnât have designated spots," the valet staff answered fully.
Only then did the Housekeeper turn back to face Wendy Hanson, asking in a polite yet puzzled tone, "Since there are no designated spots, how did Ms. Hanson end up in a conflict over a parking spot with my familyâs Young Madam?"
Indeed, parking spots are public, and thereâs no name indicating who can park there, itâs not designated for anyone in particular. Everyone can park wherever there are open spots, and there are still many empty spaces here, there shouldnât be any fighting over spots, so how did the conflict arise?
Wendy Hansonâs face turned green, then white, then red, her throat dry, not being able to utter a single word. She couldnât possibly say to the Housekeeperâs face that it was because she insisted on parking where she usually parked, and when the other person drove an ordinary BMW, she used her status to bully them into giving up the spot. Even after they gave up the spot, her cousin went to cause trouble and broke the personâs phone.
She now remembered that previously, not knowing Enna Clarkâs identity, she had spoken ill of her behind her back with Audrey Hartwell.
Although she wasnât the one doing the gossiping, she was the target of Audreyâs gossiping, effectively gossiping together behind that personâs back and getting caught red-handed.
Reminded of this, Wendy Hanson stood frozen in place, more embarrassed and humiliated than ever before. Her face burned as she couldnât find a way out, thinking about how she had even taken out a business card to offer compensation, agreeing with Audreyâs claim that 15 thousand dollars was enough to dismiss a beggar. It felt like she had slapped herself hard, and the sound was crisp and loud!
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