Thea Shaw felt quite troubled.
She behaved in such a bitchy way, yet Julia Wyatt still didn't flip out.
Not flipping out isn't a good sign, it means Julia still thinks she can endure it.
What's the point of enduring a man like this?
Julia indeed made a mistake, she needs to reflect.
She needs to reflect on why she only has Clara Tate as a husband.
So immature, when Clara is busy, can't she go find another man to hang out with?
Of course, on the surface, Thea appeared calm and collected, and to avoid over-stimulation, they still left the café.
Thea had no good idea where to take Julia Wyatt, let alone she was still keeping an eye on Secretary Miller's side.
At that moment, Julia's phone rang.
She picked up the phone and her pupils suddenly shrank, her face turned pale instantly.
Thea took a glance out of instinct, her eyebrows furrowed.
It was a video, showing the image of a crying little girl, tied to a chair with her eyes covered.
