The woman's voice sounded full of apologies, but the hint of smugness was very apparent if carefully savoured. Her calm voice filled with bold confidence indeed resembled the attitude one would expect from a victor.
Ha!
"Whether we care or not, I don't believe we need Miss Foster to tell us. There's a fitting saying about how even the most beautiful love loses its moral standing if it's used to blatantly interfere as the third party in someone else's relationship."
The strength of Julie Harrison's grip on her phone tightened incrementally, her voice laced with scornful laughter. Contrary to Amanda Foster's expectation, she did not angrily hang up the phone. Her first impression was that this woman had changed!
You knew it just by listening to her voice!
Her anger was no longer subdued as it used to be, but there was now a hint of carefree confidence!
Was this change in attitude related to Oliver Thompson's recent change in demeanor?
