Jean didn't say anything. Sandra knew that her guess was right when she saw her reaction. She sneered at her, "I knew it must've something to do with that bitch.

Don't be afraid. Tell me what's going on. I won't let it slide even if Terence bullied you."

"Granny, I know you are really kind to me," Jean said gratefully.

She looked at Sandra. "But, this is not a big deal. It's just that my sister is actually my father's daughter with another woman. I don't know how she knew about the fact, but she used it to discredit me in front of Terence. He believed her story; that's why he is completely ignoring me these days. I don't know what to do."

"My grandson could be so stupid sometimes," Sandra said with a frown. "No wonder I didn't like her from the very start. It turned out she was t

was finally relieved. "Dear, I'm really going all out for you and Terence. Don't let me down."

"Granny, I won't disappoint you," Jean said firmly.

"That's good to hear." Sandra smiled. "Well, I have been out for quite a long time. I should better head back. Keep in mind what we have agreed on today. I will notify you in advance when everything is ready."

"Okay, Granny." Jean nodded. "Let me walk you out."

She escorted Sandra to the elevator and Sandra took the ride down to the lobby, alone. Jean's mood improved after being depressed the whole morning.

As long as Sandra got her back, she didn't need to worry about anything.

Jean couldn't conceal a venomous grin. Sandra was right. Terence was too dutiful. Perhaps, this was really the golden opportunity she was waiting for.