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Chapter 146 Does June Also Hate the Lien Family
Chapter 146 Does June Also Hate the Lien Family
The phone soon rang again. "Satisfied with the proof? If you listen to me, I'll take good care of your
father. Otherwise, I'll torture him every day, until he dies!"
"Okay, I promise!" Sophia made up her mind almost instantaneously.
"Good!"
"Wait, one more thing..." Sophia added hastily.
"Yes..."
"In order to ensure my father's safety, you must send me a video of him at least once a week! I need to
see him alive."
"How greedy you are!"
"If you can't do that, then we don't have an agreement. I need confirmation every week that he is still
alive." The voice on the other end went silent.
After a while, the voice responded. "Every month."
"Deal!" Sophia sighed in relief.
But after the phone call, she noticed that the video she had seen before had disappeared. There
seemed to be a virus in her phone that erased the video and the phone number.
With inexplicable disappointment, Sophia stared at the the well-decorated balcony desperately. Her
mind raced with thoughts.
She tried to think why anyone would take her father hostage to threaten her marriage.
'Which matters, my marriage or my family?' she tried to reconcile her thoughts.
Sophia sat on the bed, deep in thought, until it was dark outside. When she came out of her reverie,
she reached out for her phone. She wanted to call Colin again, but her phone was off.
Soon after, there was a knock on the door. Sophia hadn't switched on the lights, so it was very dark.
The knock made her jump in fright.
"Who is it?" She asked, afraid.
"Hello, my lady. I'm your new maid. Dinner's ready. Please come downstairs and have dinner." Sophia
breathed a sigh of relief when she heard the voice.
Touching her flat belly, she thought, she should have dinner to replenish her strength for her baby.
After opening the door, Sophia found a girl who looked almost the same age as her dressed in a sports
suit standing outside. Although not so pretty, she was still beautiful in her own way.
"Madam." Justina addressed her respectfully. After nodding to her, Sophia went downstairs.
There were two other maids downstairs, unpacking boxes. Noticing her, they stopped what they were
doing and addressed her. "Good evening, Madam!"
Even though she had been addressed like this numerous times, she still wasn't used to it. "Good Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.
evening!" She smiled to them.
Seeing Sophia so kind, the maids breathed a sigh of relief.
"Nice to meet you, Madam. I'm Justina, this is Eudora, and this is Bess. Mr. Li asked us to look after
you. We are with Mr. Xie, the housekeeper. He is busy tending to something and hasn't come back
yet." Justina gave a tepid wet towel to Sophia at the dining table to wipe her hands.
Sophia nodded slightly. "You might be the same age as me. You don't need to call me Madam, just call
me Sophia."
Once she told Colin that the child wasn't his, she wouldn't be living there anymore. Her title as Mrs. Li
or Madam would be a distant memory.
They looked at one another in bewilderment, because they had never met such a kind employer. Filling
Sophia's bowl with soup, Justina stepped back. "Madam, as we are all from the housekeeper company,
we can't break protocol."
"As Colin isn't here, what I say goes." Sophia didn't mean to pull rank. She didn't want to demean them.
"Yes... Sophia." After they promised to address her using her first name, they went on with their work.
Sophia pondered for a long time, as to why Colin had hired so many people. Was he afraid that she
would run away?
Later on, Sophia took Justina aside and asked, "Did Mr. Li assign you any work... I mean, can I go
out?"
Justina shook her head, looking at her sympathetically. "Mr. Li said we should give you all you ask for
but not to let you get out of the yard, even one step."
Well, there was still a yard for her. Perhaps she could return to her idyllic life, grow some vegetables,
flowers or something else?
Pursing her lips, Sophia thought she might as well go on worrying about her future. Gosh!
Back in the bedroom, Sophia switched on her phone that was charging, and then sent Colin a
message. 'I have something to tell you. Can you come home?'
After a long time, Colin replied to her message, 'what is it?'
Sophia felt a sudden sadness. Thinking of what had happened in the afternoon, she didn't know how to
explain.
She still didn't have courage to hurt him.
Closing her eyes tightly, she fought back tears. She had to do the right thing.
She wanted to tell him the truth through texts, but thought about how earlier, the video and phone
number erased itself. She feared that her phone had been tapped. A few minutes later, she called out
to Justina.
"Can I use your phone to make a call?" Her request surprised Justina. However, she handed her phone
over.
"Thank you. Go ahead, please. I'll return it to you after using it. Don't worry. I won't peruse through your
phone. I only need to make a call."
Justina shook her head with a smile. "Sophia, I was referred by Miss. Ji and I will assist you with what
you require."
"Miss. Ji?" 'Leila?' Sophia wondered.
"Yes, It's June."
June? Sophia thought of the time when she went to Lien's home and caused a lot of trouble. That
woman seemed quiet but she stopped Dorothy from hitting her. What did this mean?
That was the first time they met each other. Why would she help her?
Feeling her doubt, Justina said, "June asked you not to think too much. She was helping you because
she likes you and can't bear what the Lien family have done."
Was that so? Did June also hate the Lien family?
"Thank her for me. When we're free, I can invite her to... Never mind. Just thank her!" She was about to
say that she could invite June for coffee some time, but she stopped herself. She had a lot to handle
first.
"Okay, Sophia. I'll go downstairs then."
"Okay."
After Justina left, Sophia took her phone to the balcony. After thinking for a while, she dialed Colin's
number.
Colin had saved Justina's number so he thought it was her calling. "Hello?"
"It's me." Hearing Sophia's voice, Colin rolled his eyes and fell into silence.