His Real Wedded Bride

Chapter 1164 It's A Good Thing

Rachel was still very reluctant when she came out of the private booth. She complained, "I have cared

for Charles for all these years, but what about him? He cannot even tolerate my existence in the same

room as him."

"Don't worry, Ms. Bai. We need to be patient. Everything depends on how we handle the situation.

Everything is on the road. As long as we don't give up, we will be able to walk on the side of victory!"

encouraged Holley. Holley was annoyed, but couldn't show it on her face. She had lost heart amid all

this negative results. But if she was discouraged, Rachel might lose her confidence completely.

"That's easy to say. I want to be able to reach the side of victory smoothly. Holley, do you know how

much I like Charles, even after so many years? I've met so many men in my life, and whenever I am in

a pickle, the first person who comes to my mind is still Charles."

Rachel hardly ever spoke about herself to other people, and she didn't know why she was opening up

to Holley all of a sudden. She wanted to let it all out of her chest; otherwise she felt like she might

choke to death.

"I know that feeling, how it is to always have someone on your mind unwillingly," Holley said. She could

understand Rachel's pain.

After all, Holley was deeply hurt by that same feeling.

Rachel didn't know if her sorrowful feeling was born out of losing a perfect man like Charles, or

because Sheryl's dreams were being fulfilled one after the other.

But no matter what it was, she wasn't reconciled and wanted to avenge herself, especially after once

again witnessing Sheryl's happiness and experiencing her own downfall.

"Holley, I am really glad that I have you beside me. I don't know what I would have done without you,"

Rachel said gratefully. She knew that she wouldn't have gotten this far without Holley's advice.

But even with her assistance, there were no real benefits reaped out of all their hardwork.

They were still struggling to move towards success. Copyright Nôv/el/Dra/ma.Org.

"Ms. Bai, by helping you I am helping myself as well. So, you don't have to be so formal with me.

Everything I do is not just for you, but for me too," Holley explained. Sheryl was involved in every one

of Rachel's plans in the past.

And it was her involvement which had interested Holley from the beginning, But now, Holley's days

were getting worse.

"Okay! From now on, we should work together and be braver. Let us not be afraid of anything. Till we

achieve our goal, we needn't care about anything else."

Rachel looked at Holley; she felt that they were so similar.

While they were engrossed in their conversation, Holley saw someone familiar, but she couldn't see

properly. She asked, "Ms. Bai, who is that?"

Rachel turned to look and her eyes widened. "Sheryl! Why is she here? It's like she is haunting us!"

Rachel cursed.

The place where Sheryl had originally planned to go for dinner was not Lavender Bar, but Isla had

changed the venue for some reason.

But Sheryl had no complaints. As long as her employees were happy, she didn't mind where they went.

Isla knew that Sheryl wouldn't be bothered by the change in venue and that was why she had gone

ahead with that decision.

They had many employees in the company now and all of them had to attend the dinner. They came

one after the other, and when Sheryl and Isla arrived, there were still a small number of employees

missing.

They were not absent from the dinner on purpose. Since some of them were new to the company, they

were still getting used to the different environment of the company. Some assigned work had not been

finished yet. So, they chose to stay back and finish it first.

They were eager to show their dedication towards the company, but more importantly, they knew that

CEO Sheryl was a very rigorous person. She appreciated responsible employees who took their job

seriously.

Even though Sheryl had to wait for the others to arrive, she was satisfied by their dedication to their

work.

She was so happy with their performance that she reserved seats for them, and booked a table near

the door so that the others could see them as soon as they came in.

Sheryl sat near the main entrance, talking and laughing with her employees. The new staff interacted

with her with a lot of respect. When they spoke to her, their attitude was humble, their posture was low,

and when Sheryl spoke, they made sure to listen very carefully.

This was nothing out of the ordinary, but it was an unbearable sight for Rachel and Holley, who were

outside the door.

"Why? Why does she always win? Look at her! It's like all the scandal and rumors have done nothing to

faze her!" The more Rachel thought about Sheryl's luck, the angrier she got.

"Why?!" Holley gritted her teeth in anger too.

But, an idea suddenly occurred to Holley. She said, "Ms. Bai, I have a feeling that it is a good thing that

we met Sheryl here today!"

"A good thing? How could you say such a thing?! You want me to watch her gloat in her happiness all

day, to witness how lucky she is all the time? I can't imagine why you would think that this is a good

thing." Nothing good ever happened to her when Sheryl was around. Holley's words were completely

unexpected.

It was totally out of the blue! And confusing!

"Ms. Bai, I assure you that when I tell you my plan, you will know exactly whose misfortune it is that we

met Sheryl here," said Holley, laughing evilly. She looked at the time on her watch and said, "I believe

Mr. Lu would be here soon enough. When he comes, the play would begin."

"And..." Rachel started to say, looking completely lost.

Holley pulled Rachel towards the other side and said, "Let's get away from here for now. I will tell you

my plan after that."

Rachel smiled, "Holley, you really are amazing."

"Ms. Bai, you flatter me. As long as my plans work out well for you, I am happy." Holley hid her real

emotions well and put on her fake smile.

"Holley, as long as you help me get together with Charles, I will never forget you." Rachel felt so

grateful for Holley's assistance. And anyway, whoever could help her get married to Charles was her

benefactor.

Holley just smiled and acted coy. Rachel could never see through her false mask.