Alice Turner looked at Autumn York, neither humble nor arrogant. She never felt that being divorced made her inferior, nor did she feel ashamed. She never believed that a divorced woman is lower than other women.
"There's some truth to it," Autumn York did not deny it and admitted openly. She paused, then continued, "Thomas and Benjamin are best friends. I don't want them to have any unpleasantness because of you. I think you also don't want to see them turn against each other, right?"
She didn't forget to ask the person opposite her this question, which was asked very directly and with a lot of impact.
Upon hearing Autumn York's words, Alice Turner suddenly looked down in silence. She indeed didn't want any unpleasantness between Benjamin Shaw and Thomas Fisher, and this matter had always been a worry for her.
