On Saturday, Judy Allen came to Philadelphia.
Laura accompanied her throughout her journey.
The two of them seemed to have returned to their school—days, and as they laid on the big bed in the hotel, they would always have endless words to say.
After lunch in the afternoon, the two chatted for a while and then took a nap.
She was woken up by the sound of her cell phone ringing.
Seeing that it was Benjamin Walton, she opened her phone and placed it beside his ear: "Hmm?"
"Laura, are you sleeping?"
"Hmm, what happened?"
"That... I have something to tell you, you must not be angry. "
She became more spirited.
"What? Did you do something wrong to me?"
Just as she finished speaking, there was an interlude on her phone.
Seeing the number, she asked, "Why did Jack call me as well?"
"Laura, don't answer it, please don't."
On the other side of the phone, Benjamin Walton shouted: "When I was fishing with Jack, I accidentally leaked your story. Jack Walton found out that you were John Anderson's daughter, and he was angry."
Her heart tensed up as she frowned, "What did William say?"
"William didn't answer my call."
She said, "Didn't he go with you?"
"He didn't come. He said he had no time."
Looking at the caller ID, she said, "Alright, I understand. You don't need to worry about it. I'll handle it."
After she finished speaking, she hung up and picked up Jack Walton's number.
Once the call connected, Jack Walton's cold voice came out.
"Miss Green, I wonder if you have the time. I want to talk to you face to face about something."
"Alright, where shall we meet?"
"W Club, announce your name at the door. Someone will lead you to me."
After hanging up, she called Judy Allen up.
"Judy. I have to go out and take care of some matters. I'm afraid I won't be able to come back today. Have a good rest. Tomorrow morning, you should go back early. I'll come find you in a few days."
Judy Allen asked worriedly: "What's wrong, what happened? "
She smiled bitterly and said, "There are indeed some matters. In short, you don't need to worry about them. I will take care of them." she said, already out of bed.
Judy Allen followed her to the door: "Is it serious? Your appearance is scary."
She shook her head.
"It's fine. Don't worry."
Although she wasn't that old, she had seen everything before.
After leaving the hotel, she took a taxi to the clubhouse that Jack Walton talked about.
After she gave her name, the waiter took her into a private room.
After less than half an hour, Jack Walton arrived as well.
After he was pushed into the room, he sent the person out.
Jack Walton looked at her coldly: "I don't know if I should call you Miss Green or Miss Anderson."
