Come To Me (Amelia and Patrick) novel Chapter 932

Time passed by, minute by minute, while Amelia and Andrea were looking at each other.

Not until Andrea spoke again, "Ms. Ramsay, I lost my cool, I'm sorry."

Amelia licked her dry lips and replied, "Madam Andrea, it's okay. Just now... It seems that it was me who had scared you more. I should be the one to apologize."

Amelia's calm personality had Andrea restrained her sadness and said meaningfully, "Ms. Ramsay, in fact, neither of us was at fault."

Amelia looked at her with confusion. "Madam Andrea, what do you mean by that? So whose fault was it?"

Andrea was silent and slightly lowered her eyes.

Amelia continued to ask softly, "Is there something stopping you from telling me the truth?"

Andrea said slowly, "That's not it. You are innocent. If I uncover the past, it's like dragging you into this mess. Then I'll have a hard time explaining it to Ryan."

Amelia said eagerly, "I'm not afraid! I have already realised that something seems to have happened between the Hopper's and the Quartley's, but no one has ever told me what it is! Madam Andrea, I'm begging you. Can you reveal it to me? It's fine even if it's just a little bit!"

Andrea took a deep look at her. Although she had quite a good impression of Amelia, it did not mean that she had to deal with her without reservation.

Since Amelia did not know anything, Andrea naturally would not want to be the first person to tell her about the past, which would only make the current situation more complicated.

After calming down, under Amelia's gaze that was full of curiosity, Andrea said, "Ms. Ramsay, in fact, what you are inquiring about is just some trivial matters. Since your husband has not told you before, that shall mean nothing to you. Why bother to come and ask me who is an outsider?"

When Amelia heard this, she knew that Andrea would not tell her the truth no matter what. She was disappointed, but of course she could not express it, "Well, what madam said is right. Since it is something that happened in the past, it must have nothing to do with me. I won't ask about it anymore."

Andrea nodded and then asked, "Ms. Ramsay, forgive me for taking the liberty. Since you're Patrick's wife, considering his strong ability, why would he allow you to come out and look for

investors?"

Moreover, Amelia could find all the way to Sawyer for him to be an investor. This made Andrea wary from the bottom of her heart.

Amelia said, "Because I don't want to rely on him for everything! I wish to get investment and revitalize the company through my own ability!"

Seeing Amelia being ambitious, Andrea gently said, "Oh?" Her face showed some disbelief.

Seeing that Andrea was staring at her with suspicion, Amelia had to say again, "I know that it's completely reasonable to help each other considering our spousal relationship. But it's hard for me to clarify the implication between us for now. Please trust me that my collaboration with Mr. Sawyer is absolutely sincere without any bad purpose. I think Uncle Quartley can testify for me on this!"

As soon as she heard the name 'Uncle Quartley', Andrea wanted to sigh. Why did Ryan not meet anyone else but got to know Patrick's wife and even owed her such a big favor? Was he not making things difficult for her deliberately?

In fact, regarding this, Andrea had misunderstood Ryan.

When Amelia came into contact with Ryan, she had a hidden marriage with Patrick. Hence, Ryan did not know that she was Patrick's wife. He only treated her as a staff in Roxxon Corporation. This was when their story begun.

While the two of them had thoughts in their minds respectively, they heard several soft knocks on the door...

Upon hearing the sound, Amelia immediately said obsequiously, "Madam Andrea, I'll go and open the door!"

But just as Amelia was about to leave, Abner who was beside her firmly grabbed her leg, showing his determination to be by her side no matter what!

"Abner?" Amelia lowered her head and saw Abner looking up at her. There was not much expression on his delicate face, but she could see unwillingness from his clear eyes.