Chapter 333

Wendy gave Mary a cold glance and calmly brushed her hand away. "Why should I admit to something I didn't do?" "All your dirty laundry is already all over the internet. What's the point of lying to us now?" Mary said. After realizing that force wouldn't work, Mary switched tactics and played the sympathy card. "Wendy, even if you're telling the truth, can't you help—for the sake of the family business?" When Wendy looked at her suddenly distressed appearance and pleading expression, she thought Mary was showing early signs of a mental breakdown. "Why should I help?" Wendy said bluntly. "The company's been going downhill for a long time. And now you want to dump the responsibility on me? Do I look like an idiot? Or do you really think Jenna came up with a brilliant plan this time?" Chris and Mary froze. At the mention of their younger daughter, they instinctively exchanged glances—then quickly gave each other a subtle nod, silently agreeing not to admit a thing. Wendy caught it a