Heart Hunting

Chapter 56

The next day, white clouds flutter and the summer wind is very cool.

Under Hilda's arrangement, Ethel quietly leaves the hospital.

In the past ten days, with the help of the money that Hilda spent, there has been no media to continue

to publicize Ethel's scandal. Basically, her topic people talk about has been gradually forgot.

But she still weart sunglasses, a hat and mask. After she is fully equipped, she finally has the courage

to visit Mrs. Murphy.

Ethel holds a fruit basket. When she walks out of the elevator, she feels nervous. "Mom, will I scare

Mrs. Murphy when she sees me like this?"

Hilda is dressed elegantly today, but the face covered with a thick layer of powder is not as elegant as

her dress. She reassures her daughter, "don't worry, Mrs. Murphy will understand you. Just remember,

after you go in, you need to be honey-lipped."

"I will." Ethel adjusts her mind, and straightens her body. Content rights belong to NôvelDrama.Org.

Mrs. Murphy is leaning against the window looking at the fashion magazine. When she sees someone

coming in, she is shocked that the two people she didn't expect would come.

Mrs. Murphy first looks at Ethel's face. Ethel takes off the sunglasses and mask. When she receives

Mrs. Murphy's gaze, she also pretends to be calm, and gracious to say hello to her. "Mrs. Murphy, I

heard that you had a car accident. I came to see you. Do you feel better now?"

Mrs. Murphy looks at Ethel's nose for a long time, and finds that her face is not as stereoscopic as

before. Mrs. Murphy feels a bit disgusted, but she replies politely, "much better, thank you!"

Hilda greets her with a smile. "Mrs. Murphy, we only bring some fruit. Please don't mind it."

Compare with Ethel, Hilda behaves more naturally and generally. Her enthusiasm makes Mrs. Murphy

unable to resist for a while.

"It doesn't matter. You're being so kind. Sit down!" As the saying goes, don't be angry to the person

who in smiles. Mrs. Murphy can't expel them when they are being so enthusiastic. If she does, it would

be her who is unkind.

Hilda and Ethel take a look at each other and sit down happily.

Seeing that Mrs. Murphy's attitude has not changed much from before, Ethel's confidence has

increased greatly. She says with a face of grievance, "Mrs. Murphy, you have heard about my news,

right?"

Mrs. Murphy doesn't expect that she would take the initiative to mention the scandals. She is slightly

shocked. "Yes, but I don't pay much attention to the rumors."

After saying that, Mrs. Murphy sighs in her heart. How could herself be so kind? Actually, she has paid

special attention to it, and even despised Ethel's plastic face.