Chapter 109 Lillian Stunned the Crowd
Jackson raised his eyebrows and said, "Do you like running errands? Do you need me to transfer you to the logistics company under the Frane Group?"
Terry shook slightly, immediately packed up the documents, and swiftly left the office.
Jackson continued to work on the files with a calm expression, but there was a hint of impatience in his eyes.
Lillian was getting more and more skilled at dealing with him, blocking him and ignoring his calls had become routine.
Didn't he care about his reputation? Why should he rush up to provide her with resources?
She didn't want to live comfortably as his wife and insisted on suffering.
Since she enjoyed hardship so much, she could endure a few more days. When she hit rock bottom, she would naturally know where the harbor was.
Meanwhile, at Central Park West.
After Lillian hung up the phone, Shirley said, "Ignore Jackson! I'll continue to confront the haters!"
As Shirley was about to return home and confront the haters, Lillian stopped her. "Take care of yourself first! Let's go, let's find something to eat."
"What about the online situation?"
"I have a way to handle the online matters. Don't worry, we can respond tomorrow."
Lillian pulled Shirley out of the door, and they found a pizza place.
As the pizza was served, Kevin called.
"Lillian, the police have thoroughly investigated the case, and it has been classified as attempted sexual assault. You acted in self-defense and bear no responsibility. Sean woke up last night, and after two days of observation in the hospital, he will be transferred to the detention center. He is likely to face a severe sentence. Your information has also been blocked. You can rest assured."
Lillian breathed a sigh of relief.
"Why do you seem low-spirited? Is it because of a disagreement with Jackson?" Kevin asked.
Lillian smirked. "I'm thinking of how to thank you."
"You have a bit of a conscience. How about this, I won't ask for much. Just make me a few more barrels of red wine this year. I've finished all the wine I had, and I miss that taste."
There were several grapevines behind the Franes' House, and Lillian would pick them every year to make red wine.
Kevin mentioned that Lillian's wine had a homely taste, different from others. Despite not being home for four years, he never forgot to ask for wine every year.
Lillian always sent it to him by air.
"It's not the season yet. How about I introduce a girlfriend to you first?" Lillian said.
"Stop! Lyra and my mom kept pressuring me to get married all the time. It's already annoying enough with them being elders, what qualifications do you, a little brat, have to pressure me?"
Lillian fell silent. "I am also your elder, you know."
Kevin fell silent.
Shirley could imagine Kevin's momentary confusion on the other end, causing her to spit out her drink.
"After marrying Jackson, you've gained much confidence, I see! By the way, there's a race at the club next week, do you want to come and watch?"
Lillian wasn't too keen on joining the event, but Shirley was excited, pulling her arm and pleading in a soft voice.
"Let's go! I've never seen a car race before."
She must spoil her best friend!
"Okay, I'll bring Shirley along then," Lilian said.
After breakfast, Lillian went to the film set to shoot two scenes as a dance double.
Lillian's performance went smoothly, all in one take.
"Excellent, you performed well! It's exactly what I wanted! Your face and camera presence are great! I don't want to replace this scene in post-production, this girl is a genius in acting!"
The director watched the two performances repeatedly on the monitor. He praised them continuously and instructed the assistant, "Give her more payment and get her to leave her contact information."
This meant there would be future collaborations.
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