Side Chick Era Over (Sharon and Carter) novel Chapter 637

Chapter 637

Sharon wanted to imitate Nate’s tactics. If Nate was willing to use others as tools to harm her, then she saw no reason not to do

the same.

Whether this was truly Nate’s scheme didn’t concern her-he was no good anyway and had caused her trouble many times. Even if

she misunderstood him, he wouldn’t be undeserving of suspicion.

Her only worry was whether Julliard would hesitate because of friendship loyalty.

After a long silence, Julliard finally spoke. “Nate is reckless and lawless. He’s always acting as an accomplice. Maybe it’s time he

learned a lesson.”

He made no effort to defend Nate. He had intended to pin the blame on Nate from the start.

What surprised him was how coincidentally Sharon crossed paths with Lex, nearly putting herself in danger.

If Carter hadn’t asked Sharon to pick up Theo, and if their routes hadn’t overlapped by chance, none of this would have happened.

At that thought, Julliard’s fingers unconsciously tightened around his phone, knuckles whitening.

He had always weighed brotherly bonds, but Carter kept hurting the one person he cared about most.

His eyebrows lowered, shadows darkening his eyes as he thought, ‘If that’s the case… Carter, I’m sorry.’ 1

After hanging up, Sharon stared blankly at the phone.

Sometimes, she wondered if asking Julliard for help was right after all.

After all, Nate was a really good friend Julliard had grown up with. Was it too much to put him in the position of having to go

against his good friend for her sake?

As she stewed in her thoughts, a clear, calm voice suddenly broke the silence. “What are you thinking about?”

Startled, Sharon turned to see Thomas standing quietly behind her. She hadn’t even noticed him arrive.

Though she didn’t trust Thomas as much as Wendy did, her impression of him was still favorable.

“Thomas, I’ll have to trouble you to come with me today.”

Thomas smiled. “I’m your assistant. I get paid for this. You don’t have to be so formal.”

Remembering his amnesia, Sharon asked, “Has your memory improved at all?”

He shook his head. “No.”

“Not even a little?”

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Chapter 637

“I only recall a vague feeling that I’m looking for someone very important to me ”

Curious, Sharon pressed, “Someone very important? Have you found them?”

His answer was ambiguous. “Feels like I have, but also feels like I haven’t”

Important people and events leave deep marks; even with memory loss, some impressions linger, Thom ”

entirely surprising.

Sharon said, “Then you should recover your memory soon and find that person. They must be worried without f for so long. If there’s anything you need our help with, just say the word. We’ll do our best.”

“Are they really that important?” he mused, shaking his head. “These so-called important people, these curating y

think about it, do they truly matter?”

Sharon turned to study him. His eyes-deep, pure black, like ink spilled into an unfathomable night-held que

“Maybe they’re just… hope,” he said softly. “Something to cling to, to give yourself a reason to keep moving forward r

that, how do you endure the endless days?”

Sharon fell silent, struck by his words. There was something unsettling in his perspective, yet she couldn’t deny the raw

woven through it.