Anything For Her

Padma Ferdaron

Charles shrugged in response.

From his point of view, he was giving some frank advice, for he believed one should be decisive in ending an

unhappy relationship, but Felix disregarded his comments altogether. He saw no point in listening to someone who

had never been in a relationship.

“What do you know?” Felix blurted, unwilling to waste his time explaining the situation to Charles,

When Sophie had finished talking over the phone, she returned to her seat only to realize Felix had his gaze fixed on

her before he let out a subtle sigh.

“What happened?” he finally asked.

“Nothing, really. Ysabelle is doing fine. I feel she’s doing better after the breakup. She’s going to Jetroina

for a concert.

The truth was Sophie herself was startled when she learned that Ysabelle was leaving for Jetroina, for she was

unaware that the latter’s fame had spread abroad.

“What? Jetroina?” Felix exclaimed in disbelief.

“Yes, but I need to talk to Xandra about this after I return to TS Entertainment. She already has Ysabelle’s career

projectile planned out.”

“I see,” Felix muttered in disappointment.

That’s the thing. She never tells me anything. If she goes to Jetroina for a concert, I suppose we won’t see each

other for some time. Does this mean she doesn’t want to see me anymore?

With that thought. Felix left to find Ysabelle once dinner was over. Although it was late, she was still practicing at TS

Entertainment and would not have taken a breather had her assistant not complained about her growling stomach,

but the two ran into Felix just as they went out.

He had been waiting at the door.

“Well, that’s my cue to leave. Ysabelle,” the assistant said tactfully when she saw Felix.

“Wait up. I’m leaving with you. I have nothing to do with him anymore.” Ysabelle did not want to fight Felix at the

company’s front door since paparazzi were around.

On the other hand, Felix felt vexed and hurt when he saw Ysabelle turning away when she had clearly seen

him earlier.

He had no idea how their relationship ended up hitting a patch as rough, so he got into his car and followed the two

women.

When Ysabelle and her assistant had had dinner, Felix was still waiting in his car.

Seeing this, the assistant urged, “Ysabelle, why don’t you go over and talk things out with him? We can’t have him

following you all the time, right?”

“Just ignore him. He has nothing to do with me, so he can do whatever he wants. Don’t let him bother you.”

Just like that, the two returned to the company, with Felix still tailing them.

Although Felix understood that Ysabelle refused to talk to him, he still followed her because, in such a way, he could

still watch her from afar at least.

He knew it was humiliating for him to do so-he was the one who spoke to her harshly in the first place- but he loved

her to the extent where he could let down his ego for her

Meanwhile, Tristan and Sophie went to the hospital after dinner. When they arrived, Wendy was still looking after

Wilma, who had already recovered and had Sophie’s approval to get discharged.

After the lot arrived home, Wendy poured everyone some drinks while Wilma sat on the couch.

When she had braced herself, she finally spoke. “Ms. Sophie, I’ve decided to leave for a while. I can’t be myself if I

stay here,” Wilma announced.

She had been striving and working hard without rest since the day she arrived in the city.

At that point, she felt worn out and only hoped to take a break, but Wendy was worried about her.

“Where are you going, Ms. Lineker? What will happen to Transfix Cosmetics without you? We need you here. Must

you leave? We are all so happy together.”

Indeed, they had weathered the most challenging time together at Transfix Cosmetics. Wendy could not understand

why Wilma chose to leave when the company had finally made it and was about to go public.

The news disquieted Wendy because she and Wilma had battled through the hardest time together. To her, Wilma

was giving up everything because of that useless man.

It’s all his fault! I’m going to kill him!

“Listen to me, Wendy. All good things must come to an end. Besides, it’s not like I’m never coming back again. For

all you know, I might return when I’m well rested. I’m just too tired now.”

Tears welled up in Wendy’s eyes as she listened to Wilma.

“But I can’t let you leave in this state. I’m worried,” Wendy replied.

“You have nothing to worry about. Wendy. I won’t do anything stupid. I want to live a long and good life.”

“Say something, Ms. Sophie. Say something to Ms. Lineker! I don’t know what else I should say to her to change her

mind,” Wendy begged in desperation. She was not good with words and was at a loss for words to comfort Wilma.

Sophie nodded and chimed in. “Ms. Lineker, I won’t stop you if that’s what you want. You have my full support no

matter where you choose to go. Just rest for a bit and forget everything about work.”

“I will, Ms. Sophie. Thank you for the kind words,” Wilma replied, nodding in gratitude.

“No worries. I believe you have my contact, so feel free to call me anytime if you need anything.”

Sophie was on Wilma’s side because she was not as cruel as to force Wilma to continue working, given her

condition.

“Sure

Wendy kept wiping away her tears when it dawned upon her that there was nothing else she could do to keep

Wilma.

“Come on, Wendy. Don’t cry. I believe you want me to be happy, too, right?” Wilma consoled, patting Wendy on the

back.

“Yes, Ms. Lineker. I want you to be happy, but you must promise me you will never do anything rash again.

“I promise.”

With that word of promise, Wilma left the company she singlehandedly founded, and no one knew where

she went.

As for Wendy, introverted as she was, she plunged herself into the company’s affairs after Wilma’s departure,

working away diligently.

She had decided to do her best to safeguard Transfix Cosmetics because she understood how much the company

meant to Wilma. She believed that Wilma would return one day as long as she kept the company in good shape.

Meanwhile, Sophie had just acquired information about the hypnotist at Wings of Light.

Padma Ferdaron was a world-class hypnotist from Frosa, but apart from this information, no one had ever seen

them in person.

Not only was their photo off limits, but they also had a secret organization backing them.

In fact, Nicholas could not have found them if it was not for the hefty price he paid.

When Butterfly saw the hypnotist’s details and discovered what Nicholas was up to, she became thoroughly

convinced that that man was mentally ill.

“Sophie, dealing with Padma is going to be difficult. Mr. Tristan might be able to get rid of their bodyguards, but not

the organization behind them.

“I understand,” Sophie replied pensively, wondering what the mysterious organization was.

“But I think we will be fine if we don’t hurt Padma.” Since there would always be people more powerful than they

were out there, Butterfly figured they should not risk offending Padma.

“Felix and Sean are already on their way. Everything will be okay as long as they can stop Padma.”