Dolores smiled lightly. It s nothing serious. Besides, you were feeling down and went abroad to relax. I didn t want to trouble you.

Don t say that. Nothing is more important than you. Linsey gripped her friend s hand, tears sliding down her cheeks.

They talked for a while, their conversation drifting from Dolores health to other matters.

Dolores had already heard about Linsey s harassment.

Concern etched her face. So, what will you do now?

I need to find another job, Linsey admitted without hesitation.

Dolores frowned. You ve been in that company for years. Are you really fine with leaving? It s unfair. The one in the wrong was that person, yet you re the one paying the price?

Linsey s lips pressed together.

It might have been just a job, but she had worked hard for years, hoping for a promotion this year. All of it was wrecked by a supervisor parachuted into the role.

Saying she was fine would be a lie.

I have no other choice, she murmured, her gaze lowered. Disappointment was written in every line of her face. He has powerful connections. I have neither family nor influence. I can t fight him I just have to live with it.

Dolores heart ached for her, but there was little she could do.

Sensing the air turning heavy, she tried to lift it. Let s change the subject. This is too depressing. Tell me about your trip instead.

Linsey s expression softened. It was wonderful. The scenery was breathtaking, and the locals were so warm. They introduced me to the most unique and delicious food.

Midway through, a thought struck her. Her lips curved into a playful smile. Oh and I met someone there. He s my boyfriend now.

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What! Dolores nearly jumped out of bed. You were gone for such a short time, and you already have a boyfriend? How old is he? Are his parents alive? Does he own a house or a car? Any debts? Any ex-girlfriends? Has he cut ties with them? Do you know everything about him?

Dolores fired off questions like bullets, her worry spilling over.

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Dolores blinked, baffled. Huh? What do you mean?

Linsey gave her the short version.

Dolores stared wide-eyed. There s actually something like that?

Yes. Quite something, isn t it? Linsey grinned.

But Dolores didn t find it amusing. Linsey, you should still be careful. There are too many men these days who play tricks to win women over.

Linsey smiled faintly. Don t worry.

You have to remember something very important, Dolores said, her tone turning serious.

The sudden seriousness caught Linsey s attention. What is it?

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