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Chapter 1666
Just as she was about to answer Carter’s question, there came the sound of rapid footsteps outside of the study.
Immediately afterward, Camille came into the study with a hurried expression. Camille’s expression changed visibly when she saw Shirley, but it was quickly replaced with a smile.
“Jenny, you’re really back! I haven’t seen you for a long time. I have much to tell you. Come to my room first.”
Shirley glanced at Carter who nodded slowly in response. Then, she turned and followed Camille.
As soon as she entered Camille’s room, Camille ordered with a chilly tone.
“Close the door.” Shirley closed the door obediently.
As soon as the door closed, however, Camille’s questioning voice came, filled with displeasure. “Shirley, it’s really you. What are you doing back here?”
Shirley was stunned by the sudden change of attitude. She could recall that Camille was very fond of her. She even thought that she would miss her if they had not met in a few years. Camille’s current attitude baffled her.
Regardless, Shirley still put on a smile. “Mom,” she called out, her heart racing furiously.
“Don’t you call me mother! I’m not your mother!” Camille interrupted, displeased. “What are you doing here? You’re not welcome here. You should leave on your own later. Don’t make me have to kick you out.”
Camille was firm, treating Shirley like she was an enemy.
On the surface, Shirley seemed to be a strong and cold-blooded woman. Some might even say that she was vicious and merciless. Being here, in the presence of the Grays, however, she had no temper. She even seemed a little humble.
Since she had been in Gray Manor for all these years, she knew what Camille was like, of course. There must be a reason behind her treatment of Shirley.
“Shirley, the Grays have treated you pretty well, right? I’ve treated you well, yes? What about you though? Do you remember the day when you were determined to leave this family?”
The day when she was determined to leave this family…
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