Joanna Lawrence: "..."
It is correct to say that.
But, she felt that as a result, she owed Frank Parker a favor.
Although, this was sothing Gary White asked Frank to do.
It wasn’t her who asked.
Ultimately, it was because of her that Frank let the brokerage company terminate the contract with Annie Lawrence.
Moreover, from what Gary White just said, it seed like they were planning to block Annie’s career?
Mr. Parker wanted to block a newcor; there would be no problem at all.
Of course, if Frank really wanted to block Annie, Joanna would not try to stop them.
She and Annie had long beco strangers.
Annie’s life and death had nothing to do with her.
Moreover, from a selfish perspective, if Annie was blocked and couldn’t stay in the entertainnt industry, it would indeed be beneficial for her.
It would reduce the risk.
Joanna just felt that it would be better if she asked Ashton Heath directly instead of having Frank do it.
In that case,
She wouldn’t owe Frank any favors.
Frank was the least person she wanted to owe now.
But Gary White had already spoken, and she had no solution.
Should she call Frank and tell him not to worry about this?
It would be better for her to pretend she didn’t know anything.
After thinking for a while, Joanna decided not to dwell on this issue any longer: "Brother, you an you agree with staying here and continuing to record the show?"
Not having to quit the Program Group now made her pretty happy.
"Yeah, since Annie is gone, if you want to stay and keep recording, stay. But, after you’re done recording, co ho imdiately. Mom has been nagging about you these days. She even wanted to co over and see you. I had to persuade her not to go."
"You should call her later and have dinner at ho when you return. So she won’t nag."
"Yeah, I got it."
"Okay, I’ll hang up now."
After hanging up, Joanna imdiately gave a call to Madam White.
On Madam White’s end, the call was imdiately connected, and she affectionately greeted, "Joanna, I was just thinking of you, and you called. Oh, our mother-daughter bond is like telepathy."
Listening to Madam White’s gentle voice, Joanna felt warmth in her heart and affectionately called out: "Mom."
"Ah," Madam White happily replied, "Joanna, how are you adapting there? How are the living conditions? Is it the sa as the place you went before? I’m so worried about you. I wanted to co and see you, but your brother said not to, that it would cause you trouble."
"Even your father said the sa thing. Telling you’re an adult now and not a child anymore and that you would definitely take care of yourself. But what do those two n know about girls? Girls and boys are different. I can’t rest easy without seeing for myself how you’re actually doing there."
"Mom, don’t worry, I’m doing great here." Joanna listened to Madam White’s worried words, and her heart felt even warr.
Mrs. Madelyn Lawrence passed away early.
So, when it ca to motherly love, she had actually experienced it only for a few years, and she had never lived a life filled with a mother’s love and care.
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