I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 354 Sealana Fans Never Back Down

“I don’t understand, but I respect your mindset,” Abigail replied candidly. After all, she had never

experienced the loss of a daughter, making it challenging for her to empathize completely. Furthermore,

her sentiments toward Kelly were far from favorable.

Scarlett spoke authoritatively, “It’s okay if you don’t understand. All you have to do is to remember my

words from now on. You must design the clothes, and for your own good, you should think carefully

about it. If you insist on doing things your way, don’t blame me for making things hard.”

Abigail chuckled and responded, “I’ll be waiting then, Madam Harper.” Then, she promptly hung up the

phone.

Abigail’s behavior left Scarlett seething with frustration. Scarlett had assumed her tone carried

authority, but it turned out that Abigail had no fear whatsoever.

Abigail’s face involuntarily grew colder after ending the call. As she reached the studio, she spotted

Josh positioned at the entrance while Cameron stood there with a frosty countenance, engaging in a

silent standoff.

“Abigail,” Josh called out as soon as he saw her.

She nodded and asked, “So early?”

Josh hesitated, unsure of what to say.

“Come in,” Abigail said before heading into the studio.

In the meantime, Cameron was bewildered and huffed in response to Josh’s entrance.

Once inside the office, Josh sat down, and she asked, “Are you here because you knew your mother

called me this morning?”

“Last night, I told Kelly about going back, and she got really angry. We had a big fight this morning, and

you know the rest of the story,” he explained.

Abigail leaned back on the couch without saying anything, considering that she shouldn’t be discussing

this matter with Josh. However, given his quick apology yesterday, she didn’t want to make a big deal

out of it.

I’m here to tell you that you can call me anytime if my family causes any trouble for you. I will also do

my

best to prevent such things from happening,” he said. Initially, he wanted to call her about this, but he

thought it might be better to come in person.

After hearing this, Abigail nodded and said, “Okay. Since you put it that way, I won’t have to worry

about it.” With him supporting her, she felt it wouldn’t be much of a problem. She continued, “I’m

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really busy lately. The studio has stopped taking orders, and we’re fully booked.” She softened her

stance, providing Josh with a legitimate reason for her actions. After all, he needed a suitable reason to

help her deal with his family.

He acknowledged her explanation with a simple, “Alright, I understand.” Then, he promptly left

after their conversation.

Today, Abigail brought some threads and fabrics to her studio. After Josh left, she asked her assistant

to help her carry them.

The assistant, who resented Josh due to Kelly, couldn’t help but mutter, “Why does he keep coming to

our studio every few days? There are so many designers here, yet he specifically wants to see you. I

bet he has ill intentions!” She grumbled as she helped Abigail with the stuff.

Abigail replied with a question, trying to make her assistant reflect. “Instead of criticizing people, what

about yourself? You were always gossiping with Cameron.” She handed the assistant a piece

of fabric.

Startled by Abigail’s response, the assistant quickly explained, “I’m not gossiping, but I heard from Mr.

Hopkins that Mr. Graham cares about you. What do you think?”

Abigail was taken aback and nearly choked on her saliva due to the assistant’s unexpected comment.

She reacted by saying. “You were talking about this with him all the time? Are there not many things for

you to do?” She intentionally put on a stern face.

“I only talk to him during meals. I’m very serious about my work.” The assistant was afraid that Abigail

would scold her. “However, it’s true that you mind that Mr. Graham is with Kelly. Just tell him about it.

Cameron said Mr. Graham will give you a satisfactory answer if you ask him about it.” She was a huge

fan of “Sealana”. Thus, she hoped that Abigail and Sean could be together.

“Who told you I mind about it? Also, don’t tell Cameron about the things you heard between me and

Miss Smith in the office. He is Graham’s man. How can you not be aware of this?” Abigail knew her

assistant had misunderstood this matter. After all, she was a young girl with a vivid imagination and

wild fantasies about love, especially since she hadn’t been in a romantic relationship before. Thus, her

assistant had high hopes for love. Hence, she could easily misinterpret the things they said.

“I didn’t talk to him about work stuff. We were just gossiping.” The assistant felt kind of embarrassed.

Abigail sighed and looked at her. “You’re here to learn and earn money. Look at how long you’ve been

here, yet you’re still doing miscellaneous tasks. When you have free time, come to the workroom with

me and learn embroidery.”

“Ah…” The assistant let out a lament. At that moment, she felt she shouldn’t have asked Cameron

about the gossip since she had now put herself in a difficult position.

Abigail sighed and shook her head as she watched the assistant’s reaction. “You’re still young. You

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should be focusing on learning these things. Slacking off won’t do you any good.”

“Alright,” the assistant replied, disheartened.

When Abigail went to the workroom, the assistant ran outside and punched Cameron before heading

back to the workroom to learn.

On the other hand, Cameron looked at her bewildered and muttered to himself, “Did Mr. Graham do

anything to make Ms. Quinn angry again?”