She Took The House, The Car, And My Heart - Chapter 557

Chapter 557:

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Farrah didn’t say a word.

“You said before that if it weren’t for that call, you would’ve done anything to protect your baby. No matter what, you’ll keep the baby,” Freya said. She didn’t want to believe the worst in people. “She probably saw that coming and decided to make you feel indebted to her.”

After all, it happened at a hospital. No one really intended for things to go too far.

If things had come to a head, the medical staff would’ve had no choice but to contact Felipe, and at that point, things would’ve taken a very different turn.

A cold shiver ran down Farrah’s back. “Why would she pull something like that? She comes from a wealthy family. She’s got everything.”

Farrah had always assumed the entertainment industry was full of scheming.

Only now did she realize it wasn’t just showbiz—this kind of darkness existed everywhere. Human nature was fickle and full of shadows.

“I don’t know,” Freya said, not wanting to dwell on it. It wasn’t something worth her time.

“So what are you going to do now?” Farrah was visibly worried for her. Thankfully, Freya had been sharp enough; if she hadn’t, things might’ve taken a terrible turn. “There’s basically no way to catch her in the act.”

Freya went quiet for a moment, then said, “I’ll talk to her grandpa, Josiah.”

She had told Farrah earlier that she’d go to Damon, but that had just been a red herring.

Matters like this weren’t usually resolved between peers. Even though Josiah doted on his grandchildren, he was a just and level-headed man. And, of course, the real reason she chose him—Freya had a certain connection with him. If she brought it up with him, Norah wouldn’t get off easy.

“I’ve heard Josiah holds quite a high position,” Farrah said, clearly uneasy. “Can you even get a meeting with him?”

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There were plenty of rumors about the Russell family in their circle.

Josiah had two sons—one was in the army, the other in business. Some executive from a company had tried to meet him once but was politely rejected. Word had it Josiah wasn’t fond of businessmen. Farrah knew Freya was from the Briggs family, but even so, she wasn’t sure if Freya could get access to him.

“I can set it up,” Freya assured her without hesitation. “I’ve got the right contacts.”

“That’s a relief.” Farrah finally relaxed a little.

Before they ended the call, Freya reminded her again to take good care of herself.

Farrah quickly agreed, “Yeah, yeah, don’t worry.”

“You… don’t have even the slightest doubt in me?” Freya looked a little surprised.

“You’re my friend—why would I ever doubt you?” Farrah said it plainly and with conviction. “I know exactly the kind of person you are.”

“Thank you.” Freya’s heart felt lighter.

She had often heard from older people that the friends made at school were the most genuine. And once you left school, the ones you met were usually shallow and fleeting.

But Farrah was truly one of a kind. Even before Farrah knew who she really was, she had looked out for her, treated her with warmth and care.

Now that Farrah knew Freya was part of the Briggs family, nothing had changed.

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