Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 377: Coming for a Blind Date (6)

Chapter 377: Chapter 377: Coming for a Blind Date (6)

Continuing to make calls, the rear window of the car rolled down. Nancy Sallow twisted her head to look at Avery Graham and spoke, "Avery Graham, get in the car."

"?" Avery Graham looked at Nancy Sallow in surprise. What was this woman doing here again?

She had already promised not to bother their family’s Bernard Taylor. Why was this woman so distrustful of her? Today, she had made an appointment with her cousin to go on a blind date. Her cousin worked in marketing for a company, and the person she was going to meet this time was a department manager of the company.

Her cousin had received her mother’s command and was quite earnest in trying to find her a boyfriend.

"What’s the matter, are you in a hurry?" Nancy Sallow saw that Avery Graham was reluctant to get in the car and frowned at her.

"Yes, I’m going on a blind date. So if Mrs. Taylor doesn’t have anything important, I really should get going. It’s not good to be late." Avery Graham knew that Nancy Sallow didn’t like her, but she hadn’t thought about trying to please her, so she didn’t speak too politely.

In the past, she was quite polite to her, not because she was Bernard Taylor’s mother, but because she was an elder. But the facts proved that some so-called elders were not worth being elders. People needed to respect each other. If others didn’t respect her, she didn’t need to respect them, especially these self-righteous rich wives.

"...It won’t take too long, just five minutes." After Avery Graham thought Nancy Sallow would not make things difficult for her by remaining silent, she took a step to leave, but Nancy Sallow suddenly called her back.

This woman was actually going on a blind date. Bernard Taylor had said that he wanted to get married, hadn’t he? She thought that might be the case, but it was obvious that Avery Graham didn’t have the same idea as Bernard Taylor.

"..." Avery Graham got in the car without saying a word.

Once she got in the car, the driver in front and the man sitting in the co-driver’s seat both got out. Avery Graham looked straight ahead, "I don’t know what Mrs. Taylor wants to talk to me about? I’m really in a hurry, it’s during rush hour, and it’s hard to find a taxi."

If she could, she really didn’t want to be in such a small space with Nancy Sallow. She felt that she had made her position clear before, and her actions had confirmed that she had no interest in Bernard Taylor. She was enjoying a small success in her career now, and she just wanted to find a good man to spend her life with.

"I’ll have the driver take you later." Nancy Sallow dispelled Carolline Ruiz’s worries with a single sentence. She reached into her bag and turned on the recording function of her phone. Bernard Taylor had asked her to apologize, so she was going to record her apology to Avery Graham.

Avery Graham watched Nancy Sallow’s movements cautiously, wondering if she was going to try the same trick again.

When Nancy Sallow took out a pack of tissues, opened it, and handed a tissue to her, she said, "What did you sneak food just now? There’s still some on the corner of your mouth."

"..." Avery Graham felt as though three lines had appeared on the back of her head. She had been hungry earlier and had eaten a piece of buttered cheese, which must have gotten smeared on the corner of her mouth. She took the tissue and took out a small mirror from her bag. There really was a smear. She quickly wiped it off, "Thank you, Mrs. Taylor."

"You’re welcome. Just thinking that you’re going on a blind date later, and it’s important to look presentable." Nancy Sallow smiled, deliberately emphasizing Avery Graham’s blind date, which she also recorded and planned to play back for Bernard Taylor.

"Thank you." Regardless of whether Nancy Sallow’s intentions were good or not, she had helped Avery Graham, so she thanked her. She didn’t want to owe her anything.

"Actually, I came here today to apologize to you. Bernard Taylor had told me to apologize to you before, but you left, so I’m now making up for the sorry after all these years. Avery Graham, I’m sorry."