"How is that possible?" Abby was even more confused now.

"Yes, I admit that I don't like Julia, but I have every right to." Jean sneered. "If it weren't for her, then Terence and I would've been married. I would have been Mrs. Chen, right?"

"But Julia had married Terence. Although she did something wrong in the past, you shouldn't have been the home wrecker." Abby obviously believed what Jean had just said about Julia.

"You mean I shouldn't have come back to take Terence away?" Jean tilted her head in a mocking manner.

"Yes." Abby slowly nodded. "Julia did something wrong, but it happened. You already won, why do you still deal with her?"

"That's why I say that good-heartedness is not recompensed." Jean's voice was filled with hurt. "I came back because I was worried that my mom was alone. When my ca

turned her face away from Julia. "I accidentally hit myself."

How could she hit someone else's hand?

Julia knew that Abby was lying, but she didn't insist on asking anymore.

She glanced at Abby and offered, "If you are not feeling well today, I give you the day off so you can rest."

"There's no need, Julia. I'm fine." Abby smiled at her.

Although Julia didn't have a lot scenes today, she arrived early. When she looked up from rehearsing her lines, she found Abby and Jean standing together. She saw Jean discreetly give Abby something in her hand.

She frowned in suspicion.

"Julia, have some tea." Abby came over and poured her a glass of water. She seemed to be in a good mood now. With doubt in her eyes, Julia narrowed her eyes at her assistant. "Were you just with Jean? What did she say to you?"