I stared at Molly Carter. Because we are identical twins, her face was very similar to mine.

In the eyes of outsiders, the similarity was very high.

But now I had short hair and many people would use it to distinguish me from her.

If I had a wig, would someone else acquiesce that I was her?

I had never thought of this before because I was overwhelmed by the fear of imprisonment.

But I didn't react or make any expression at that time.

James Jessop said, "If you have a grievance, tell the police. It's no use talking to us."

"The man who framed me has no flaws and I can't prove my innocence. Since you don't believe me, I and..." I looked at Sean Jessop and said, "I will divorce my husband."

Sean Jessop looked at me, his eyes filled with displeasure. He grabbed my hand and said to James Jessop, "Grandpa, are you kidding me about my marriage?"

This marriage was really a joke.

From Molly Carter to me, was it time to change back to Molly Carter?

But the way Sean Jessop loved me made Molly Carter very jealous.

James Jessop knew this wasn't the case. He waved, "You two go to the garden. I want to have a chat with my grandson."

I got out of Sean Jessop's hands, turned around and went out.

Molly Carter didn't come out until I stood at the door for a while.

As soon as she came out, she changed her face. "June Carter, aren't you proud? How long do you think you'll be Mrs. Jessop?"

"Oh."

I only answered one word.

Then I took out my cell phone and sent a message to Daniell Cook, asking if he could contact the worker who mixed something in the glue.

Molly Carter looked at me and was very angry. "Are you still pretending? You'll cry in front of me in the future!"

After I sent the message, I leaned against the wall and sneered. "Molly Carter, Carter Family has already checked you out. Grandpa Jessop probably knew what you had done before. So even if it isn't me, it isn't you."

"How can it be? Grandpa Jessop likes me very much!"

"Are you sure?"

Molly Carter was a little silly.

It was obvious that she was not sure.

I continued, "Though he doesn't like me now, he will know the truth. And what you have done is an unchangeable fact."

Molly Carter pointed at me and shouted, "Didn't you do anything bad? Your college tuition is not from Carter Family but from others. Who would be so kind to give you money? You must have sold your body for that money!"

"You are so narrow-minded."

I glanced at her.

I found Molly Carter's logic ridiculous.

I couldn't communicate with her at all.

Molly Carter went on to say, "Am I narrow-minded? So tell me, who paid that money? I want to see who is so selfless to help strangers."

"You're young but you're dirty-minded."

Just as Molly Carter finished, a man's voice came from the garden.

I turned around and saw a man coming out behind the garden wall. He seemed to be in his thirties. He was wearing a light casual dress. His hair was combed back. Although his eyes looked sharp, a rimless glasses obscured the ferocity of his face.

"Who are you?" Molly Carter saw him, apparently panicked.

After all, she didn't want my conversation with her to be heard by Jessop Family.

"Third master, here you are."

When Molly Carter asked him, Jessop Family's old housekeeper came from a distance to meet the man.

The man handed the housekeeper a paper bag in his hand and said, "It's what dad wants in it."

"OK."

The old housekeeper took it and went back directly.

Third master.

I heard James Jessop mention at dinner that he had three sons but I didn't realize that his third son was so young.

This person should be Sean Jessop's uncle.

"You are my uncle."

Molly Carter also remembered. She went over at once.

The expression on her face was very sweet.

"I don't know you well." This uncle saw her coming and stepped back.

The scene looked funny.

Molly Carter was not ashamed. She stood still and said, "Uncle, I was joking with my sister just now. Don't take it seriously. Our sisters often make jokes like that."

"It's your business. I'm not interested."

He finished, looked at me and turned away.

Molly Carter wanted to catch up. But she had just taken two steps and seemed to find herself humiliated so she came back.

As soon as she came back, she pointed at me and scolded, "June Carter, you did it on purpose. You know someone's eavesdropping so you forced me to say that!"

"Are you kidding?"

I really thought Molly Carter wanted to be Mrs. Jessop so much that her mind was a little confused.

My cell phone rang. I took out my cell phone and saw Daniell Cook saying he wanted to fire the worker. But when he found out that his family was really in trouble, he left him behind.

That was good news for me.

I asked him for the worker's current place of work and repeatedly confirmed his commuting time.

Later, when the housekeeper let me in with Molly Carter again, James Jessop did not mention the divorce between me and Sean Jessop.

But his attitude towards me was not good.

When I was leaving, I suddenly put forward, "Grandpa, tomorrow I have a little program for you. I hope you can come."

"I'm not free."

James Jessop refused directly.

I could only continue to say, "Grandpa, please give me a chance. This time you will certainly change your attitude towards me."

"I'm not free." James Jessop rejected me for no reason.

Molly Carter chuckled. "Grandpa Jessop is different from you. You don't have to work. Sean raises you. But we all have to go to work."

"I will take up only a little of your time."

"I said I'm not free!"

Finally, James Jessop was annoyed by me. Before I finished, he interrupted directly.

I was very helpless.

When I was ready to give up, Sean Jessop suddenly said, "Grandpa, we want to invite you to dinner tomorrow evening. We've already planned it." He turned around and blamed me. "You can tell grandpa directly."

"I'm sorry. I should have said it directly."

I turned to Sean Jessop. He didn't know what I wanted to do. I couldn't believe he would help me.

James Jessop didn't like me but he liked Sean Jessop.

Listening to Sean Jessop, James Jessop accused me. "You can tell me directly if you want to invite me to dinner."

The unhappy look on his face had eased down a lot.