Of course, Jean knew what Tina meant, but she didn't say anything more. Arguing wasn't the solution.

After lunch, Jean decided to leave. She said goodbye to Sandra. "Granny, have a good rest at home. I have to go now to work."

"Why are you in such a hurry? Don't you want to sit a little longer?" Sandra frowned slightly.

"No, I'm good." Jean smiled at Sandra.

"Terence." Sandra glanced at her grandson. "Jean is leaving now. Please send her home for me."

Terence slightly nodded. "Okay. Grandma, I have to go on a business trip in two days. It will take about a week. I'll visit you when I come back."

"Okay, sure." Satisfied, Sandra patted the back of Terence's hand. "Work is important. Don't come home in a rush just to see me. I'm fine," she said.

After they bid their goodbyes, Terence came out and got in t

a trance. She finally came to her senses when the driver interrupted her thoughts.

At the hotel door, the driver handed over a room card to Julia. "Miss Gu, Mr. Chen is still busy now. He asked you to wait for him in the hotel room. Someone will come there to deliver your dinner.

I'll wait in the lobby. You can call me if you need anything," he said respectfully.

"Okay, understood," Julia nodded. To put it bluntly, Terence sent the person to keep an eye on her.

He was probably afraid that she wouldn't keep her words.

With a bitter smile, Julia entered the room with her luggage using the room card. The door opened in a beep.

When she was at the entrance, Julia felt that the hotel was very expensive. As soon as the door opened, she confirmed her idea. It was a particularly luxurious presidential suite.