Living With My Lady Boss romance Capítulo 34

She was alone in the middle of the night, barefoot and only clad in pajamas that were caked with dirt. Anyone could tell that something had happened to her.

Tears streamed down the girl's face, but she remained silent. Faye continued to try coaxing the girl, while Wilbur could only stare.

A while later, the girl's emotions were finally a little more stable.

Faye brought the girl to her room and gave her a new set of pajamas to change into. She washed the girl's face as well before bringing her to the living room again.

Looking at the girl then, she was honestly quite pretty. It was unclear just what had happened to her.

Faye made the girl a bowl of pasta and continued to give her advice and comfort.

At last, the girl started talking after she ate.

The girl's name was Shelby Seacrest. She was from a rural village and had a boyfriend who was going to university in Seechertown.

She had come to Seechertown with her boyfriend and worked to pay her boyfriend's school fees. But after he had graduated and found a good job, he started treating her worse and worse with physical and verbal abuse.

That happened again tonight. He lashed out at her out of nowhere and kicked her out of their house.

She had nothing on her and nowhere to go, so she could only wander the streets on her own until she ran into Wilbur and Faye.

Faye was fuming at the story. How could someone so heartless and ungrateful exist? He could hardly qualify as a human being!

"Don't worry, young lady. You can stay here for now. I'll arrange a job for you, so you don't have to worry about anything. People like that aren't worth a single tear from you," Faye fumed.

Shelby nodded sadly. Faye gave Shelby a hug, her heart aching as she patted Shelby's back.

Wilbur sighed as well. That man really crossed the line.

"Do you want him to pay you back? I'm sure he still owes you a fair amount of money now," Wilbur said.

The girl shook her head. "That's alright. I don't want to have anything to do with him anymore."