Chapter 395 Please Let Off Me
Janet Longfellow felt very sorry for what Doris Smedley had suffered.
She Imew Doris was a kind and beautiful girl, so she never blamed her as she
knew the affair between her and Donahueiel Webster. She thought it was all
Donahueiel’s fault.
In fact, God was not fair to Doris. Her life was full of frustration and ordeal.
She had thought she found her true love, but it was this one who pushed her Into the abyss.
What Janet worried was that Donahue couldn’t discern his feelings.
Because it was universal that the strong like Donahue would always feel pity
for the weak.
You could find no hesitation in Donahue’s voice as if love was not within his
consideration.
“Anyway, her kindness and sweet nature should have made her a keeper. I should take action.”
Kade Jones was undeserving of her affections.
Donahue’s words reminded Janet of herself back then.
She married with Donahueiel from the Webster family without hesitation and tried to get his love like a moth to rush toward fire. However, the reality was cruel and her effort backfired.
Though she had escaped from that heart–wrenching entanglement, her heart
was already broken.
“I just don’t want you to be hurt like I was.”
Bitterness welled up in her heart. Janet left a piece of advice and ended the call
with Donahue.
Pondering for a moment, Janet finally decided to ask Doris out for a meeting.
She wouldn’t intervene them, but as Donahue’s friend, she had to ascertain
Doris‘ attitude toward Kade Jones.
Janet dialed Doris’ phone number. It took a long time for the notification to
connect.
“Hello, it’s Doris.” She was polite, but she sounded very cold and distant on
the phone.
“Hello, I’m Janet. I’d like to talk to you face to face. Are you free then?”
Doris refused without thinking.
“Ms. Longfellow, I won’t sign with you. I’m far less adequate than the artists
of Multiple Star. I can’t work for you.”
Janet was surprised by Doris‘ straightforwardness. However, she tried to
persuade her as Donahue did.
“We will nurture your talents and gifts and Multiple Star is willing to grow with you.”
Doris wasn’t swayed by her words, and refused politely.
thank you for your invitation.”
Doris didn’t give Janet another chance to say anything and hung up the phone.
Janet put down the phone, frowned for a second.
Doris had a remarkable temperament, totally cool and decisive.
Janet wondered why Doris had drowned herself in Kade, a scrum for so many years as she was so sober and calm.
In the general manager’s office of Skyline, Doris hung up Janet’s call with her teeth gritted and the veins on her forehead looming.
A hand was clamping around Doris‘ slender and fair neck. Then it tightened suddenly. She could scarcely breathe, more frightened than she had ever been in her life. She looked at Kade in front of him in a panic, her eyes full of fear.
Anyone who saw the posture of the two at this time would not expect that they were actually couples.
Doris‘ delicate and fair face was blue for a lack of oxygen. Her eyes were full of despair. She grabbed Kade’s arm with her fingers and struggled feebly.
Doris burst into tears and let out a weak cry of pain. Her upturned nose was
Doris‘ chest and waist heavily with his fists and feet, and the dirty curses fell
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