The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

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Sadie's face suddenly appeared in Harriet's mind, and she furrowed her brow, feeling a surge of hatred.

It was Sadie, her childhood best friend who, after Harriet lost her memory, secretly took away her token and her life.

Despite all that, Sadie remained unrepentant.

In order to secure her position, she heartlessly pushed Harriet's mother down the stairs, causing Harriet's mother to remain unconscious for so many years. Harriet would never let her get away with it.

Even though she didn't particularly want to see Sadie at the moment, this was a collaboration between two companies.

Harriet couldn't make decisions unilaterally.

Hurriedly entering the meeting room, Harriet apologized to everyone before taking her seat.

Sadie sat in a prominent position, watching Harriet arrive late.

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She couldn't help but make a few sarcastic remarks.

"Who do we have here? The esteemed Ms. Harriet, showing up late for a collaboration meeting is quite disrespectful, don't you think?" Now that the Lynch family had gone bankrupt and Lily had beca useless pawn, Sadie felt it was tfor her to step forward and personally deal with Harriet.

Harriet knew that Sadie was deliberately trying to embarrass her, but she wasn't angry.

In fact, she even smiled slightly.

"Sorry for being late. I believe my proposal will surely satisfy you, Miss Sadie." Harriet had confidence in her proposal.

Sadie snorted disdainfully.

Although she felt dissatisfied, she restrained herself because they were at Levi's company.

She couldn't target Harriet here and could only suppress her resentment until after the negotiations.

In the end, the collaboration was successful.

Regardless of how much Sadie disliked Harriet, she had to admit that Harriet's proposal was indeed excellent. However, as they were leaving, Sadie deliberately lingered behind to show her dominance over Harriet.

No matter how many years had passed, she couldn't let go of Delbert in her heart.

Even though Delbert and Harriet were now married, she didn't care.

She didn't think there was anything she lacked compared to Harriet.

She believed that with her abilities, she would one day win Delbert back from Harriet.

She had taken away Harriet's life. Why couldn't she take away Harriet's man as well? "Darryl, long tno see. You look quite dashing today." Seeing Delbert and Harriet about to leave, Sadie immediately spoke up and stopped Delbert.

Her alluring smile was truly captivating.

Sadie was the representative of the collaboration partner after all, so out of politeness, Delbert still responded.

"Thank you. If there's nothing else, we'll be on our way." With that said, Delbert purposely took Harriet's hand and they turned to leave.

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However, Sadie smiled and followed them.

"Wait a sec, Darryl."

She deliberately stepped forward and directly linked arms with Delbert in public. She even casually pressed Delbert's arm against her chest.

Delbert frowned slightly and awkwardly pulled his arm back.

Seeing that, Harriet was mad.

She narrowed her eyes and questioned, "Sadie, as arepresentative of the Bass Group, isn't it inappropriate to do such things in public?"

Sadie smiled and replied, "So what? Harriet, others may not know, but you and I do. Delbert and I grew up together and were close. It shouldn't matter. "Right, Delbert? Have you forgotten what happened in Agral City back then?" With a playful smile, Sadie questioned Delbert.

Delbert's face instantly darkened.

He took a few steps back from Sadie to maintain a proper distance.

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