Chapter 389

Jocelyn was stunned. She might not have expected me to say something like that and couldn't come up with a retort. So, she simply sneered and said, "Ms. York, being stubborn isn't exactly a good look. You're only acting this way because you've climbed the social ladder and think Elijah isn't worth it. You'll come crawling back once Logan is bored with you, begging Elijah to take you." I was no longer bothered by such humiliating statements. Jocelyn only thought about men and never considered love and relationships. She would never understand my decision. I chose Elijah back then because of love, and I decided to leave him because I didn't love him anymore. It was never about feeling wanted by a man or money. I said to Jocelyn in a low voice, "You're entitled to your opinions. They have nothing to do with me." Jocelyn snorted and lost the interest to continue the conversation with me. Norman suddenly said, "Ms. Cornell, please don't say anything behind our backs. Otherwise, the Woo