Side Chick Era Over (Sharon and Carter) novel Chapter 639

Chapter 639 

Sharon worried that Thomas might inadvertently ruin her plans. 

Thomas nodded. “Understood.” 

Then he added, “If there’s nothing else, I’ll be going now.” 

“Alright, go ahead.” 

After Thomas left, Wendy finally snapped out of her daze. “Oh my god, I was actually intimidated by Thomas just now… His presence is so powerful.” 

The impression Thomas left was similar to the one Lex had left on her before. It still made her uneasy. 

Sharon withdrew her gaze. “Everyone has their temper. It’s normal.” 

Wendy gradually regained her composure. Instead of feeling angry, she found herself admiring Thomas more. “Reliable and trustworthy-much better than that unfaithful scumbag Carter.” 2 

Wendy held a deep grudge against Carter and often took any opportunity to criticize him. 

Sharon said, “Alright, I’m heading out. I’ll leave the studio in your hands.” 

Wendy flashed an “OK” sign. “Don’t worry, I’ve got this.” 

At the hospital, Kelly lay on the bed with tears in her eyes, gasping in pain. 

When the hospital room door creaked open, her eyes lit up. 

But as she recognized the visitor, disappointment washed over her face. 

“Oh, Thomas, it’s you.” 

Seeing her expression, Thomas was unsurprised. 1 

“Waiting for Carter?” 

Thomas interrupted, “She is the Kalen heiress. She is doted on by John, the future heir of the Westin family, and she has Xavier as her protector. Without Carter, she’s doing better than ever.” (13 

His voice was gentle but emotionless, his dark eyes void of any warmth-like a robot. 

“If you were in her place, would you want to go back to a husband who doesn’t care, a son who doesn’t love you, and a mother-in -law who bullies you?” 

Kelly opened her mouth but found no words. 

Thomas’s clear voice was soothing yet cutting. 

“People only reminisce when life is hard. If life now is better than before, who has time to mourn the past?” 

He cast a cold glance at her burned hand. 

“Smart people never seek a man’s pity by hurting themselves. I don’t want your hand injured. If you can’t play the violin anymore, then you lose all value and meaning to me. Kelly, do you understand what I mean?”