The Billionaire’s Regretful Obsession – Victoria Hale

Chapter 88 68 +10 Free Coins Cathy rolled her eyes. "What else could she mean? She can lie without blinking at a time like this. It's clear her usual sensible act is all an act. She's wicked behind our backs! Gilbert, I'm like this entirely because of her! I don't know what she said to Sam that made him refuse to see me and just disappear. Do you know how I got through this?" She placed all the blame on Sherry. Gilbert walked over and said, word by word, "Sherry, is what Cathy said true? Why did you do this? Are you really trying to sow discord between us?

Sherry, you'd better give me a reason!" Why did she do this? Sherry glanced behind her and saw a glass. She picked it up and smashed it over Gilbert's head. Everyone was startled. Before they could stop her, Sherry looked at Gilbert and continued, "Don't tell me you've forgotten! Two years ago, you organized a party. You, who rarely drinks, got drunk that day! You overheard Sam talking about Cathy. He said many middle school girls had already developed. He said girls like Cathy, with flat chests, wouldn't grow big enough, so they weren't fun to be played with. You threw a glass at him then.

You said Cathy was still young. You called him a bastard, a pervert. If I hadn't stopped you, you and your friends would have almost beaten Sam to death." "Impossible!" Cathy trembled. "Sam said I was the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. How could he say such a thing? He was so good to me. Sherry, don't try to slander my first love!" Gilbert covered his head. He had some fragmented memories, but when he tried to think about it carefully, he couldn't remember anything. "You know I never drink, and I would never get drunk. What situation was it where you and my friends were all there?

I've never invited you to dinner with my friends." Yes, Gilbert had never introduced her to anyone. Gilbert remembered this clearly, but he couldn't recall her own doing. "You didn't ask me to come that night either. You just asked me to deliver a gift to you." Gilbert was about to retort. He usually left these kinds of things to Scott. Sherry's words made Gilbert's face change drastically. "The gift appeared in Wendy's hands the next day. Oh, that was the first time I met her." Gilbert was so cautious. How could he be drunk? Back then, so many people were eyeing the Bode family.

His company wasn't stable at that time. Many people wanted him bad. But he was drunk that day. 1/2 15:47 Sat, Jan 10 G MR Chapter 88 Sherry was also shocked at what had caused him to drink so much. The next day she found out the answer. Because Wendy came back. Ironically, Sherry had assumed the gift was a birthday present from Gilbert. Those scenes finally flashed through Gilbert's mind. It turned out they weren't dreams. +10 Free Coins "Gilbert, she just made it up because she thought you were too busy to remember those trivial things. I don't believe it.

I won't believe it!" But Cathy's heart was still stung. How could Sam say such things? Sherry must have made it up. But Sherry knew Gilbert had remembered. "It's because of this that Sam hates you Bodes. I was afraid he'd retaliate against Cathy, so I told her to stay away from him. I was just too nosy. It was clearly between you guys. Sam wouldn't retaliate against me. But in the end, everyone hated me." She hadn't expected Cathy to never confront her directly. Cathy was like a different person, secretly seeking revenge.

Even if Cathy had asked her, Sherry would have explained things clearly and wouldn't have been resented. All of this had nothing to do with her. Cathy couldn't believe that this was the truth she'd learned after hating Sherry for two years. "No! I don't believe it! You must be lying! Gilbert, how could Sam say that about me? Sherry was the one who broke us up!" Cathy broke down, repeatedly questioning Gilbert. But Sam disappeared after that day. Gilbert drank too much and fell asleep in the hotel, picking up Wendy the next day. During that time, he stayed with Wendy.

He completely forgot Sam and what happened that day. Thinking about it carefully, if Sam hadn't said something that offended him, how could he have hit Sam? After all, Sam was part of the Mack family. For that reason alone, he would have forgiven him. But he still hit Sam. So Sherry was right. But for Cathy, it was cruel. In Cathy's heart, Sam had always been a wonderful boy. Why would he have to destroy that beautiful memory? 2/2 Sat, Mark