Chapter 35 A Boring Game

Hearing Jacqueline's words in her defense, Sally felt a surge of warmth in her heart. She hadn't expected anyone to support her unconditionally given her poor reputation. Thinking of Ms. Anna, Sally felt even more grateful. When Anna's condition improved, she really should visit her to express her gratitude. "Thank you, Aunt Jacqueline," Sally sincerely said. "No need to thank me," Jacqueline glanced at Mary and then smiled at Sally. "You're Gale's good friend. I've always treated Gale like my own son. If he values you, then so do I." Sally smiled shyly. Linda, who had been observing the situation, glanced at Mary and suddenly said with a mocking tone, "Sally is a guest in our home, yet some people, who aren't even married to Anders yet, are already acting like the hostess..." Linda's words were clearly directed at Mary. Mary's expression changed quickly. She glanced cautiously at Anders, who looked indifferent. Mary knew that when Anders had this expression, he was usually