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Chapter 9: Serena Ambers’ Decision

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KELLY'S POV

All of us turned our eyes towards Gray's secretary. I was confident that we had hidden Jane's identity excellently, but hearing Hazel say that she found something about my sister made my heart drum bizarrely.

“You found out something? Didn't we just talk about investigating her this afternoon? How can you find something about her that fast?”Aerah questioned, raising her brow. What the hell does she know about my sister?

“Didn't I tell you to get out of our family matters, Ms. Brown? In which part of what I told you was unclear?”

Gray eyed his secretary with pure judgment. I knew where was this going. I had heard that Geraldine Moore favored this girl so much that even if Gray was the one who was talking, that old hag would defend this woman.

“Let her, son. At least we already have information about that strange woman...”

As I was expected. Geraldine would favor this girl with her life.

“I already started knowing who she was even before I suggested it. I have known Ms.
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